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Hawley Vs. Diller
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- May 28, 1900
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U.S. 476 (1900) U.S. Supreme Court Hawley v. DillerSearch
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U.S. 476 (1900) Hawley v. DillerSearch
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United States v. BaileySearch
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to do, and the title of the plaintiffs to the land was declared to be forever quieted as against the defendant. Hawley v. DillerSearch
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defendant, Judge Hawley delivering the opinion of the Page 178 U. S. 484 circuit court of appeals. Diller v. HawleySearch
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the act of Congress furnish some ground for this contention, the interpretation suggested cannot be approved. In Root v. ShieldsSearch
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has to confer, and whatever right is thus acquired is subject to the subsequent action of the Land Department. Myers v. CroftSearch
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Smith v. CusterSearch
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and holds it subject to all equities upon it in the hands of the vendor, and has no better standing than he. Boone v. ChilesSearch
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Root v. ShieldsSearch
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were applied by the Land Department in Travelers' Insurance Co., 9 L.D. 316, 320, 321. Again, in United States v. AllardSearch
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purchaser of the legal title or estate, and a purchaser of a mere equity is not embraced in the definition. Boone v. ChilesSearch
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After referring to Root v. ShieldsSearch
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Whitaker v. SouSearch
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Stout v. HyattSearch
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Taylor v. WesternSearch
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Cal. 534, 540. We are of opinion that the rule announced in Root v. ShieldsSearch
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be not overthrown unless a different one is plainly required -- as it is not -- by the words of the act. United States v. PhilbrickSearch
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United States v. AlabamaSearch
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before a patent is issued to inquire whether the original entry was in conformity with the act of Congress. Knight v. UnitedSearch
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States Land Association, 142 U. S. 161 , and Michigan Land & Lumber Co. v. RustSearch
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of the law. If it had been, then the error committed could be corrected by the courts, for, as said in Sanford v. SanfordSearch
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Quinby v. ConlanSearch
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Cornelius v. KesselSearch
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of the Secretary of the Interior, United States v. BaileySearch
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stated by Judge Hawley when, speaking for the United States circuit court of appeals in American Mortgage Co. v. HopperSearch
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of the Interior, without a determination of that board, could not lawfully cancel the entry, citing Stimson Land Co. v. HollisterSearch
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authority of the Secretary of the Interior under sections 441, 453, and 2478 of the Revised Statutes. Knight v. UnitedSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hawley v. DillerSearch
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Diller v. HawleySearch
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In Root v. ShieldsSearch
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of the Land Department. Myers v. CroftSearch
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Smith v. CusterSearch
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United States v. AllardSearch
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Whitaker v. SouSearch
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of Congress. Knight v. UnitedSearch
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and Michigan Land & Lumber Co. v. RustSearch
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of the Secretary of the Interior, United States v. BaileySearch
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American Mortgage Co. v. HopperSearch
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Stimson Land Co. v. HollisterSearch
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of the Revised Statutes. Knight v. UnitedSearch
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United States v. JohnstonSearch
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United States v. BaileySearch
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