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Dominguez Vs. Guyer Vs. Banning

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 24, 1897

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  3. United States Vs. Halleck US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1863
  4. Beard Vs. Federy US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1865
  5. Landes Vs. Brant US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1850
  6. More Vs. Steinbach US Supreme Court · Apr 16, 1888
  7. Meader Vs. Norton US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1870
  8. Dominguez v. Guyer
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  9. v. Banning - 167 U.S. 723 (1897) U.S. Supreme Court Dominguez v. Guyer
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  10. v. Banning, 167 U.S. 723 (1897) Dominguez v. Guyer
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  11. the original claimants -- the court had authority to compel the proper execution of its decree. In United States v. Fossatt
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  12. the court to direct their mandates specifically to the surveyor designated in those acts. And in the case of Sibbald v. United
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  13. To the same effect was United States v. Berrevesa's
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  14. Referring to the act of 1860, in United States v. Halleck
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  15. the decree. Such is the effect of former decisions of this Court. An instructive case upon the subject is Beard v. Federy
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  16. time when proceedings were instituted by the filing of the petition before the board of land commissioners. Landes v. Brant
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  17. successfully any action of the government in disposing of the property. These principles were recognized in More v. Steinbach
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  18. U. S. 70 , 127 U. S. 83 , and again in Knight v. United
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  19. States Land Association, 142 U. S. 161 , 142 U. S. 187 . See also Meader v. Norton
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  20. Russell v. Maxwell
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  21. U. S. 253 . The decisions of the Supreme Court of California have been to the same effect. In Teschemacher v. Thompson
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  22. In Chipley v. Farris
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  23. the claimant, and cannot be attacked by either party except by direct proceedings instituted for that purpose. Leese v. Clark
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  24. Moore v. Wilkinson
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  25. Cassidy v. Carr
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  26. Gallagher v. Riley
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  27. People v. San
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  28. Wright v. Seymour
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  29. Cal. 122. And as said by Mr. Justice Field in Moore v. Wilkinson
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  30. U.S. Supreme Court Dominguez v. Guyer
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  31. In United States v. Fossatt
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  32. of Sibbald v. United
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  33. United States v. Berrevesa's
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  34. Knight v. United
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  35. In Teschemacher v. Thompson
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  36. Leese v. Clark
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  37. Moore v. Wilkinson
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  38. Carey v. Brown
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