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White Vs. Cooke
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1857
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U.S. 235 (1857) U.S. Supreme Court White v. CookeSearch
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U.S. 20 How. 235 235 (1857) White v. CookeSearch
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Benito Morales, under whom Burnley claims. If the premises were true, the conclusion would certainly follow. McLemore v. WrightSearch
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It is a historical fact, established as such by the decision of the supreme court of Texas, in the case of De Leon v. WhiteSearch
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claimant setting up a younger title, and we understand, that on this principle the well considered cases of Hancock v. McKinneySearch
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Tex., and of Swift v. HerreraSearch
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Tex., proceed. Such is the settled doctrine elsewhere. Overton v. CampbellSearch
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that is, by a suit in its name and behalf -- is a question for that government to decide. Owen v. Rains'Search
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a proceeding by suit on the part of the State of Texas to reform a Spanish grant we do not doubt. United States v. HughesSearch
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on this ground of defense. To hold otherwise would violate the entire doctrine laid down in the case of McMullin v. HodgeSearch
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from which an abandonment could be found by the jury, an instruction on the subject could only mislead. Chirac v. ReineckaSearch
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Leon, 5 Tex. And this Court held in the case of McIlvane v. Coxe'sSearch
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notwithstanding. To this effect is Coxe's Case, and which is followed by the doctrine maintained in Ingle v. TrusteesSearch
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consequently could not be produced, and the copy was of necessity offered. This is according to the case of Watrous v. McGrewSearch
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to the act of Congress of 1804, as a record of another state. The Supreme Court of Texas held in the case of Watrous v. McGrewSearch
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not be maintained. Such are the decisions of the elder states on statutes having corresponding provisions. Trimble v. SmithSearch
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Pogue v. McKeeSearch
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Talbot v. McGavockSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court White v. CookeSearch
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McLemore v. WrightSearch
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of De Leon v. WhiteSearch
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of Hancock v. McKinneySearch
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Overton v. CampbellSearch
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Owen v. Rains'Search
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of McMullin v. HodgeSearch
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Chirac v. ReineckaSearch
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of McIlvane v. Coxe'sSearch
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Ingle v. TrusteesSearch
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of Watrous v. McGrewSearch
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Trimble v. SmithSearch
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United States v. HughesSearch
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