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Toltec Ranch Co. Vs. Cook
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- US Supreme Court
- Dec 21, 1903
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U.S. 532 (1903) U.S. Supreme Court Toltec Ranch Co. v. CookSearch
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U.S. 532 (1903) Toltec Ranch Company v. CookSearch
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it and all of the remedies which attach to the Page 191 U. S. 538 title. This was expressly ruled in Sharon v. TuckerSearch
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period designated to bar an action for the recovery of land shall of itself constitute a complete title. Leffingwell v. WarrenSearch
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See also Shelby v. GuySearch
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be considered as tantamount to a conveyance. And the Central Pacific Railroad Company had the title. Deseret Salt Co. v. TarpeySearch
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have been transferred by any of the means which the law provided. It is, however, contended otherwise, and Ankeny v. ClarkSearch
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Barden v. NorthernSearch
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Pacific R. Co., 154 U. S. 288 , and Nelson v. NorthernSearch
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Co., 188 U. S. 108 , are urged to support the contention. A comparison of those cases with Deseret Salt Co. v. TarpeySearch
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becomes necessary. Deseret Salt Co. v. TarpeySearch
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The distinction expressed the completeness of the title conveyed. Ankeny v. ClarkSearch
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Ankeny contended for the affirmative, and cited Deseret Salt Co. v. TarpeySearch
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The Court did not find it necessary to decide the issue thus accurately presented. It followed Deseret Salt Co. v. TarpeySearch
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But Deseret Salt Co. v. TarpeySearch
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only decided that the land was subject to a lien, and, so burdened, Clark was not compelled to receive it. Barden v. NorthernSearch
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was sustained. It is manifest therefore that the case in no way militates with the decision in Deseret Salt Co. v. TarpeySearch
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by the patent, and not by the granting act. There was therefore nothing decided which detracts from Deseret Salt Co. v. TarpeySearch
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Nelson v. NorthernSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Toltec Ranch Co. v. CookSearch
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Toltec Ranch Company v. CookSearch
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and Ankeny v. ClarkSearch
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and Nelson v. NorthernSearch
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Ankeny v. ClarkSearch
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