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Green Vs. Lessee of Neal
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- Jan 01, 1832
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Green v. LesseeSearch
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of Neal - 31 U.S. 291 (1832) U.S. Supreme Court Green v. LesseeSearch
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of Neal, 31 U.S. 6 Pet. 291 291 (1832) Green v. LesseeSearch
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Of the United States for the District of West Tennessee Syllabus the Case of Patton'S Lessee V. EastonSearch
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Wheat. 276, and Powell's Lessee v. GreenSearch
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Pet. 240, as to the statutes of limitations of Tennessee overruled. In the case of Patton's Lessee v. EastonSearch
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the two statutes of limitations was never considered as finally settled until 1828, when the case of Gray and Reeder v. Darby'sSearch
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settled, different from what was supposed to be the rule at the time this Court decided the case of Patton's Lessee v. EastonSearch
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and the case of Powell's Lessee v. GreenSearch
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in such a case has any power to bind this Court, but because, in the language of the Court in the case of Shelby v. GuySearch
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of property which may be affected by it, and the principle which it involves. In the case of Patton's Lessee v. EastonSearch
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Court, they ought not to feel themselves bound by their former decision. This Court, in the case of Powell's Lessee v. GreenSearch
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assert their claim, shall be barred. This Court, in the conclusion of its opinion in the case of Patton's Lessee v. EastonSearch
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are too important to be discarded. The two decided cases to which reference is made above are Lillard v. ElliotSearch
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and Douglass v. Bledsoe'sSearch
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never considered, in the State of Tennessee, as fully settling the construction of the act. In the case of Lillard v. ElliotSearch
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concurred on the point, the court being composed of four, and in Page 31 U. S. 295 the case of Weatherhead v. DouglassSearch
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the two statutes of limitations was never considered as finally settled until 1825, when the case of Gray and Reeder v. Darby'sSearch
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the settled construction of these statutes when the decision was made by this Court in the case of Patton's Lessee v. EastonSearch
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in giving a construction to their own statutes, have been considered by this Court. In the case of McKeen v. Delancy'sSearch
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be considered as within the statute. THE CHIEF JUSTICE, in giving the opinion of the court in the case of Bodley v. TaylorSearch
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In the case of Taylor v. BrownSearch
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Cranch 255, the Court said in reference to its decision in the case of Bodley v. TaylorSearch
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This Court, in laying down the requisites of a valid entry in the case of Massie v. WattsSearch
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by the decisions of the state tribunals, 19 U. S. 6 Wheat. 119. The Court said, in the case of Elmandorf v. TaylorSearch
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and in others a literal construction has been given to them. In the case of Murray's Lessee v. BakerSearch
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settled differently from what was supposed to be the rule at the time this Court decided the case of Patton's Lessee v. EastonSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Green v. LesseeSearch
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of Patton's Lessee v. EastonSearch
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and Powell's Lessee v. GreenSearch
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of Gray and Reeder v. Darby'sSearch
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of Powell's Lessee v. GreenSearch
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of Shelby v. GuySearch
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Lillard v. ElliotSearch
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of Lillard v. ElliotSearch
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of Weatherhead v. DouglassSearch
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of McKeen v. Delancy'sSearch
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of Bodley v. TaylorSearch
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of Taylor v. BrownSearch
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of Massie v. WattsSearch
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of Elmandorf v. TaylorSearch
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of Murray's Lessee v. BakerSearch
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