Flying T v. Stillaguamish Cert Petition [Immovable Property Exception to Sovereign Immunity]

Here is the petition in Flying T Ranch Inc. v. Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians:

Question presented:

Under the immovable-property rule, may a party sue an Indian tribe, without the latter’s consent, in a State court to quiet title to real property located in that State but which is not within the boundaries of the tribe’s reservation and is not held in trust by the United States?

Lower court materials here.

Washington SCT Rejects Immovable Property Exception to Sovereign Immunity

Here is the opinion in Flying T Ranch Inc. v. Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians:

Briefs here.

Washington COA Affirms Dismissal of Tulalip Suit against Insurance Cos. Over COVID Business Losses

Here are the available materials in Tulalip Tribes v. Lexington Insurance Co.:

Washington SCT Oral Argument in Immovable Property Case

Here is the oral argument video in Flying T Ranch v. Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians.

Briefs here.

S’posed to be immovable property.

Washington SCT Briefs in Immovable Property Immunity “Exception” Appeal

Here are the briefs in Flying T Ranch v. Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians:

Washington COA materials here.

Washington COA Affirms Tribal Immunity Applies to Tribally-Owned Fee Land

Here are the available materials in Flying T Ranch Inc. v. Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians:

Washington COA Holds Swinomish Golf Course Possesses Immunity

Here are the materials in Howson v. Similk Inc.:

State and Tribes Prevail over Big Tobacco in Washington COA Decision about Boring Taxes

Here are the materials in State of Washington v. American Tobacco Co. (Wash. Ct. App.):

Washington COA Rejects Tribal Employee Immunity Defense, But Rejects Liability on the Merits [DV Wrongful Death @ Tulalip]

Here are the available materials in Pitoitua v. Gaube (Wash. Ct. App.):

Washington COA Restores Sauk-Suiattle Nuisance Claim against City of Seattle

Here are the materials in Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe v. City of Seattle (Wash. Ct. App.):

“American Indians protesting a hydroelectric dam.”