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City of Mobile Vs. Eslava
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- Jan 01, 1842
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U.S. 234 (1842) U.S. Supreme Court City of Mobile v. EslavaSearch
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U.S. 16 Pet. 234 234 (1842) City of Mobile v. EslavaSearch
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This Court gave some consideration to the construction of this section in the case of Pollard's Heirs v. KibbeSearch
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or last, this is not to be avoided. That the whole case is before this Court will be seen by reference to Ross v. BorlandSearch
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s claim was rejected on a construction given to the plaintiff's patent and entry. It recognized the case of Matthews v. ZaneSearch
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This decision was made in 1808. The case of Ross v. BorlandSearch
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The Court held that, as both parties claimed under the act of Congress, the case of Matthews v. ZaneSearch
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governed. Page 41 U. S. 250 The point was more prominently presented in Wilcox v. JacksonSearch
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his action void on a construction of the acts of Congress governing the case, following, to some extent, Martin v. HunterSearch
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would not be a shade of difference in the cases. On this point there was no doubt entertained in Pollard's Heirs v. KibbeSearch
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beyond controversy, in regard to all our territory acquired from Spain. So the Supreme Court of Alabama held in Hagan v. CampbellSearch
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the country having been ceded to the United States. Garcia v. LeeSearch
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Co. It lies at the city, is two hundred and sixty-three acres on the high land, and was adjudged a good title in Hagan v. CampbellSearch
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by the Supreme Court of Alabama. 8 Porter 1-25. So, in Pollard v. KibbeSearch
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so it was confidently asserted in the argument of the cause of Martin v. WaddellSearch
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So, in New York, lands were held under tidewater, especially about the city, by individual titles. Mayor v. ScottSearch
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West New Jersey -- and to a great extent, in Pennsylvania and Maryland. The authorities will be found in Martin v. WaddellSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court City of Mobile v. EslavaSearch
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of Pollard's Heirs v. KibbeSearch
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Ross v. BorlandSearch
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of Matthews v. ZaneSearch
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of Ross v. BorlandSearch
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Wilcox v. JacksonSearch
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Martin v. HunterSearch
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Pollard's Heirs v. KibbeSearch
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Hagan v. CampbellSearch
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the United States. Garcia v. LeeSearch
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Pollard v. KibbeSearch
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of Martin v. WaddellSearch
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Mayor v. ScottSearch
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Martin v. WaddellSearch
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