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Palmer Vs. Low
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- Jan 01, 1878
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U.S. 1 (1878) U.S. Supreme Court Palmer v. LowSearch
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U.S. 1 (1878) Palmer v. LowSearch
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thereof by the Sheriff of the City and County of San Francisco, under legal process issued in the case of Donner v. PalmerSearch
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has been oftentimes the subject of consideration in the courts of California. As early as 1859, in the case of Gregory v. McPhersonSearch
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Following this, in 1864, was the case of Downer v. SmithSearch
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In Rice v. CunninghamSearch
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But in Donner v. PalmerSearch
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of the United States as upon those of the state. While the precise question presented to us was only decided in Donner v. PalmerSearch
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have given them, there can be no doubt of the rank they take as evidence, under our system of jurisprudence. Hedrick v. HughesSearch
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American alcaldes usually followed the American system of conveyancing and registration. Donner Page 98 U. S. 15 v. PalmerSearch
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Montgomery v. BevansSearch
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continue in force after the conquest until they are changed by the act of the conqueror. American Insurance Co. v. CanterSearch
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to what he was attempting to do. This same question was presented to the Supreme Court of California in Donner v. PalmerSearch
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grant within the letter of the Van Ness Ordinance, and it was so decided by the Supreme Court of California in Donner v. PalmerSearch
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has often been the subject of consideration in this court, and was carefully stated by Mr. Justice Field in Townsend v. GreeleySearch
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Wall. 326, and Grisar v. McDowellSearch
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in the Van Ness Ordinance. In Henshaw v. BissellSearch
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July 1, 1864, and this decision was followed by the Supreme Court of California in Page 98 U. S. 17 Gardiner v. MillerSearch
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Cal. 576. After the act of Congress no survey or patent was necessary for the consummation of the title. Ryan v. CarterSearch
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a title to the possessor, which may be asserted affirmatively against an otherwise valid record title. Arrington v. LiscomSearch
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and it seems to us clear that it was. It was so expressly decided by MR. JUSTICE FIELD in Montgomery v. BevansSearch
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supra, and the cases of Townsend v. GreeleySearch
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Grisar v. McDowellSearch
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supra, and Merryman v. BourneSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Palmer v. LowSearch
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of Donner v. PalmerSearch
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of Gregory v. McPhersonSearch
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of Downer v. SmithSearch
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Donner v. PalmerSearch
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American Insurance Co. v. CanterSearch
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and Grisar v. McDowellSearch
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the Van Ness Ordinance. In Henshaw v. BissellSearch
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Gardiner v. MillerSearch
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Arrington v. LiscomSearch
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of Townsend v. GreeleySearch
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and Merryman v. BourneSearch
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