On 13 July 1905 a 2 mile extension from Port Bannatyne to Ettrick Bay along a reserved right of way was opened.

Established rulemaking and enforcement procedures for determining and administering federal reserved rights, tribal rights, and state appropriative rights.

"To oppose further Federal encroachment upon the reserved rights of the States."

The act invades the reserved rights of the states.

This established for the first time the so-called "reserved rights" doctrine in American Indian law.

These systems are fully automated and run on their own reserved right of way.

Papal dispensation is a reserved right of the pope that allows for individuals to be exempted from a specific Canon Law.

The case is a landmark case in Native American law, primarily in the area of reserved tribal rights.

Exploitation of marine life and mineral resources in these areas is a reserved right of the coastal state.

The government sued for a declaratory judgment asserting its own reserved rights and those of several Native American tribes, against over 1,000 water users named as defendants.