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Herron Vs. Dater
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- Mar 07, 1887
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U.S. 464 (1887) U.S. Supreme Court Herron v. DaterSearch
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U.S. 464 (1887) Herron v. DaterSearch
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the defendants excepted. These several rulings of the court are now assigned for error. In the case of Sims v. IrvineSearch
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The case of Evans v. PattersonSearch
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although he had no beneficial interest in the land and had no knowledge of the institution of the suit. See Campbell v. GalbreathSearch
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Watts 78, and also Ross v. BarkerSearch
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money, without any conveyance from the person in whose name the application was made and the warrant issued. Brown v. GallowaySearch
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Willink v. MilesSearch
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Peters C.C. 429. It was said by Mr. Justice Washington in Huidekoper v. BurrusSearch
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Griffith v. TunckhouserSearch
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James v. GordonSearch
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Copley v. RiddleSearch
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This doctrine is established as the law of Pennsylvania by many decisions of the supreme court of that state. In Duer v. BoydSearch
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In Maclay v. WorkSearch
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And in Gingrich v. FoltzSearch
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the surveyor to locate the land, the warrant being subsequently issued so as to relate back to that date. In Brown v. GallowaySearch
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To the same effect is Lewis v. MeredithSearch
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the purchase money, and by whom it was paid, are stated by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in the case of Oliphant v. FerrenSearch
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Campbell v. GalbreathSearch
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Watts 70. There is nothing in the case of Strimpfler v. RobertsSearch
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years and which was not connected by any proof, other than its own recitals, with the warrant and survey. In Glass v. GilbertSearch
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Penn.St. 266, it was decided that the doctrine of Strimpfler v. RobertsSearch
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Penn.St. 283, and McBarron v. GlassSearch
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Iddings v. CairnsSearch
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Riland v. EckertSearch
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Penn.St. 215. In Dresher v. AllentownSearch
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grant to a stranger. That such is the uniform course of decisions in Pennsylvania appears by numerous cases. Penrose v. GriffithSearch
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Maclay v. WorkSearch
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Woods v. WilsonSearch
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Delaware & Hudson Canal Co. v. DimockSearch
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Urket v. CoryellSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Herron v. DaterSearch
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of Sims v. IrvineSearch
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of Evans v. PattersonSearch
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See Campbell v. GalbreathSearch
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Ross v. BarkerSearch
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Brown v. GallowaySearch
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Huidekoper v. BurrusSearch
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Griffith v. TunckhouserSearch
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In Duer v. BoydSearch
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Gingrich v. FoltzSearch
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In Brown v. GallowaySearch
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Lewis v. MeredithSearch
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of Oliphant v. FerrenSearch
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Campbell v. GalbreathSearch
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of Strimpfler v. RobertsSearch
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In Glass v. GilbertSearch
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and McBarron v. GlassSearch
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