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HardIn Vs. Shedd
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- May 18, 1903
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U.S. 508 (1903) U.S. Supreme Court Hardin v. SheddSearch
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U.S. 508 (1903) Hardin v. SheddSearch
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concerned, of a private owner, subject to the general law of the state in which the land is situate. Since Hardin v. JordanSearch
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court of the state, 177 Ill. 123, S.C., 161 Ill. 462, the case is brought here by writ of error. Mitchell v. SmaleSearch
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her on that. Her title and a plan of the territory in which lies the disputed land will be found set out in Hardin v. JordanSearch
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position of a private owner subject to the general law of the state so far as its conveyances are concerned. Hardin v. JordanSearch
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Grand Rapids & Indiana R. Co. v. ButlerSearch
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there has been some misapprehension with regard to the point. The law of Illinois has been settled since Hardin v. JordanSearch
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in this case and later, that conveyances of the upland do not carry adjoining land below the water line. Fuller v. SheddSearch
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Hammond v. ShepardSearch
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principles of the common law, it may be a question whether one consideration in this case was not overlooked in Hardin v. JordanSearch
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by this Court and the local law of Illinois with regard to grants bounded by navigable water are the same. Shively v. BowlbySearch
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Seaman v. SmithSearch
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course it would result from the Illinois ruling that the survey of the submerged land in 1874, referred to in Hardin v. JordanSearch
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This case, in some aspects, involves contentions supposed to have been finally decided by this Court in Hardin v. JordanSearch
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Page 190 U. S. 521 140 U. S. 371 , and Mitchell v. SmaleSearch
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Hardin v. JordanSearch
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Mitchell v. SmaleSearch
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Court of Illinois declined to apply the rule laid down by this Court because it held that this Court had, in Hardin v. JordanSearch
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and Mitchell v. SmaleSearch
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of the Supreme Court of Illinois on the subject is not only shown in the opinion of that court in this case, Fuller v. SheddSearch
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Ill. 462, but also in the subsequent case of Hammond v. ShepardSearch
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Ill. 235. In the first case ( Fuller v. SheddSearch
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In the second case, Hammond v. ShepardSearch
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of accretion which it deemed applicable to the property in the bed of the lake owned by the state. Now, in Kean v. CalumetSearch
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Company, ante, p. 190 U. S. 452 , quite recently decided by this Court, the doctrine announced in Hardin v. JordanSearch
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a departure from the settled construction of the Swamp Land Act to which attention was called in the dissent in Kean v. CalumetSearch
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United States has lost its title. If it be conceded that the view of the local law announced by this Court in Hardin v. JordanSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hardin v. SheddSearch
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Since Hardin v. JordanSearch
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Mitchell v. SmaleSearch
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Fuller v. SheddSearch
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of Hammond v. ShepardSearch
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Kean v. CalumetSearch
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