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Assuming this is not residential property, it all comes down to what's in the lease. If the tenant is dumb enough not to make sure that the lease includes water rights, then legally the landlord might be able to do it. Of course, if the lease made it clear that the tenant would be raising livestock, it would probably be understood that water rights be provided. And a court might grant them
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