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Doe Vs. Eslava
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- Jan 01, 1850
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U.S. 421 (1850) U.S. Supreme Court Doe v. EslavaSearch
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U.S. 9 How. 421 421 (1850) Doe v. EslavaSearch
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way or other, not only to have been set up under the United States, but decided against by the court. Montgomery v. HernandezSearch
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Pollard's Heirs v. KibbeSearch
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Coons v. GallaherSearch
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right or title has in this case been overruled, and that improperly, the burden to show it devolves on him, Garnett v. JenkinsSearch
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even on matters connected with the general government, unless very manifestly improper or erroneous. Carroll v. PeakeSearch
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any more or otherwise than any private rights and property of the inhabitants of such a country. United States v. ArredondoSearch
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obtained is strengthened by no confirmation from the United States, who have acquired no interest in them. Garcia v. LeeSearch
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of the United States, gives no title to the patentee superior to what a confirmation had given. Thus, in Grignon v. AstorSearch
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See also Les Bois v. BramellSearch
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U. S. 324 . After such a confirmation, no patent is necessary to confer a perfect legal title. Sims v. IrvineSearch
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Dall. 456-457. The case of Bagnell v. BroderickSearch
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purchase, it is not permissible to go back of it and to issue another on the same certificate. See also Boardman v. ReadSearch
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purposes be considered, and be, valid, and for other purposes may be considered as confirmed by the patent. Carroll v. SaffordSearch
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be allowed under the act of 1836 to be located elsewhere, and then in some sense be deemed inferior. Les Bois v. BramellSearch
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United States v. KingSearch
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referred to in support of this conclusion, we would quote, as in several respects directly in point, McDonogh v. MillaudonSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Doe v. EslavaSearch
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Garcia v. LeeSearch
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Grignon v. AstorSearch
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Les Bois v. BramellSearch
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Sims v. IrvineSearch
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of Bagnell v. BroderickSearch
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Boardman v. ReadSearch
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United States v. ArredondoSearch
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Strother v. LucasSearch
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