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The document is a legal pleading form used in the Colorado District Court, Water Division, concerning applications for water rights. It allows parties to file either a protest or support for a referee's ruling related to water rights in a specific river or its tributaries. The form requires details about the applicant, the ruling date, and the factual and legal grounds for the protest or support. It also includes instructions for self-represented parties on filing and serving the document.

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What is the law 5 in IFAB?

If a referee is incapacitated, play may continue under the supervision of the other match officials until the ball is next out of play.

What happens to referees who make bad decisions?

Refs can actually be fired for making the wrong decision in a Key Match Incident.

What is the role of the captain in football?

Captains are expected to perform in the clutch and lead the team to victory. It is also expected that captains will maintain control in the most pressurized situations and be the model of excellence for their teammates.

Who can talk to the referee in volleyball?

Only the game captain can ask the 1st referee, when the ball is out of play: o For an explanation on a decision or a call. o To change part of the equipment (e.g. the ball is deflated) o To check the equipment, ball, net, floor, etc.

What is a referee decision?

Decisions of the referee The decisions of the referee regarding facts connected with play, including whether or not a goal is scored and the result of the match, are final. The decisions of the referee, and all other match officials, must always be respected.

What does referee mean in court?

A court referee, also known as a court-appointed court referee or a partition referee, is a neutral third party appointed by the courts with the primary purpose of dividing or selling real or personal property.

Is only the captain allowed to talk to the referee?

While referees are encouraged to communicate with all players throughout a match, following key decisions, only the captain from each team is permitted to approach the referee to discuss and retrieve information.

Can only the captain talk to the referee?

This information and accompanying explanations are provided only to the team captains, who are the only players entitled to speak to the referee and request clarifications in a respectful manner.

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