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Maynard Vs. Hill

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Mar 19, 1888

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  1. Clinton Vs. Englebrecht US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1871
  2. Loan Association Vs. Topeka US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1874
  3. U.S. 190 (1888) U.S. Supreme Court Maynard v. Hill
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  4. U.S. 190 (1888) Maynard v. Hill
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  5. to those used in the act of 1836, under which the Territory of Wisconsin was organized. It is stated in Clinton v. Englebrecht
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  6. as the basis of all government, has acted upon everything within the range of civil government. Loan Association v. Topeka
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  7. Kent Com. 97. The same fact is stated in numerous decisions of the highest courts of the states. Thus, in Cronise v. Cronise
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  8. In Crane v. Meginnis
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  9. In Stone v. Pease
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  10. holding differently, some of which were controlled by the peculiar language of their state constitutions. Sparhawk v. Sparhawk
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  11. State v. Fry
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  12. Wheat. 17 U. S. 629 . And in Butler v. Pennsylvania
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  13. there would be neither civilization nor progress. This view is well expressed by the Supreme Court of Maine in Adams v. Palmer
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  14. Pp. 484-485. And the Chief Justice cites in support of this view of the case of Maguire v. Maguire
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  15. Dana, 181, 183, and Ditson v. Ditson
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  16. In Wade v. Kalbfleisch
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  17. In Noel v. Ewing
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  18. subject to the conditions of continued residence and cultivation -- that is, a grant of a defeasible estate. Adams v. Burke
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  19. Sawyer 418. But this view was not accepted by this Court. In Hall v. Russell
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  20. In Vance v. Burbank
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  21. U.S. Supreme Court Maynard v. Hill
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  22. Cronise v. Cronise
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  23. Sparhawk v. Sparhawk
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  24. Butler v. Pennsylvania
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  25. Adams v. Palmer
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  26. of Maguire v. Maguire
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  27. and Ditson v. Ditson
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  28. Adams v. Burke
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  29. Court. In Hall v. Russell
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