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- Nov 20, 1972
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U.S. 80 (1972) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. JimSearch
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U.S. 80 (1972) United States v. JimSearch
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Delaware Indians v. CherokeeSearch
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In Gritts v. FisherSearch
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Together with No. 71-1612, Utah et al. v. JimSearch
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that the Utah State Indian Affairs Commission comply with the statutory formula for disbursements. See Sakezzie v. UtahSearch
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the Aneth Extension number about 1,500 people who are primitive Navajos with some mixture of Piute blood. See Sakezzie v. UtahSearch
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Judge Christensen ruled again that the fund was solely for the benefit of members of the Aneth Extension. Sakezzie v. UtahSearch
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vested in those who lived on the Aneth Extension, I do not see how they can be extended to outsiders. In Gritts v. FisherSearch
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compensation. After all, Indians are beneficiaries of the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment. United States v. CreekSearch
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Shoshone Tribe of Indians v. UnitedSearch
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Indians are also beneficiaries of the Just Compensation Clause of the Fifth Amendment. Chippewa Indians of Minnesota v. UnitedSearch
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United States v. KlamathSearch
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Sioux Tribe of Indians v. UnitedSearch
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of Indian lands, the compensation must take into account the mineral rights which are part of the lands. United States v. ShoshoneSearch
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that Indians are wards and the United States a guardian does not make the Indian title defeasible. The Court in Lane v. PuebloSearch
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In United States v. CreekSearch
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The present cases are close to Shoshone Tribe of Indians v. UnitedSearch
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Id. at 299 U. S. 496 . And quoting from United States v. CookSearch
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ceases and the patent can only be set aside by judicial proceedings in the courts. Michigan Land & Lumber Co. v. RustSearch
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a contract which could not be broken by Congress when it sought to use the lands as a water-power site, Payne v. CentralSearch
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nor could the Secretary reclaim the property. United States v. NorthernSearch
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Pan American Petroleum Corp. v. PiersonSearch
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Best v. HumboldtSearch
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The devices for doing the Indians in, when it comes to royalties in gas or oil lands, are numerous. See White v. SinclairSearch
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equitable) normally have an interest separate and apart from the land where the oil and gas are discovered. See Lane v. HughesSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. JimSearch
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See Sakezzie v. UtahSearch
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of the Aneth Extension. Sakezzie v. UtahSearch
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of the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment. United States v. CreekSearch
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of the Just Compensation Clause of the Fifth Amendment. Chippewa Indians of Minnesota v. UnitedSearch
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United States v. ShoshoneSearch
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Lane v. PuebloSearch
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Michigan Land & Lumber Co. v. RustSearch
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Payne v. CentralSearch
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United States v. NorthernSearch
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See White v. SinclairSearch
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See Lane v. HughesSearch
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Moore v. RobbinsSearch
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United States v. CookSearch
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