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Manigault Vs. Springs
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- US Supreme Court
- Dec 04, 1905
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U.S. 473 (1905) U.S. Supreme Court Manigault v. SpringsSearch
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U.S. 473 (1905) Manigault v. SpringsSearch
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they were previously navigable to the sea by vessels engaged in the coastwise trade. This was decided in Willson v. BlackSearch
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The act was sustained. See also Pound v. TurckSearch
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of South Carolina interferes with these common law powers of the state over its navigable waters. In Escanaba Company v. ChicagoSearch
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So also in Cardwell v. AmericanSearch
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To the same effect, Willamette Iron Bridge Co. v. HatchSearch
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Hamilton v. VicksburgSearch
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R. Co. v. OhioSearch
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Railroad Co. v. OhioSearch
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Leovy v. UnitedSearch
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courts ordinarily will not interfere with. The leading case upon this point is that of Charles River Bridge v. WarrenSearch
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held to be subject to the power of the legislature to establish a parallel bridge between the same points. In Stone v. MississippiSearch
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to the power of the state to abolish lotteries altogether. Similar cases announcing the same principle are Boyd v. AlabamaSearch
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Butchers' Union Co. v. CrescentSearch
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New Orleans Gas Light Co. v. LouisianaSearch
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R. Co. v. ChicagoSearch
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of congressional legislation, with their rivers, for the purposes of their internal improvement, such as Withers v. BuckleySearch
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change the channels or courses of rivers within the state for the purpose of improvement was sustained, and Atkinson v. PhiladelphiaSearch
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a decision by Mr. Justice Baldwin of this Court. The whole subject was recently discussed in the case of Leovy v. UnitedSearch
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within the constitutional provision has been discussed in several cases in this Court. Pumpelly v. GreenSearch
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Transportation Company v. ChicagoSearch
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Gibson v. UnitedSearch
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Atwater v. CanandaiguaSearch
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N.Y. 602. A recent case is that of United States v. LynahSearch
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an obligation upon the government to make compensation for the land. The case was distinguished from that of Mills v. UnitedSearch
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A still more recent case is that of Bedford v. UnitedSearch
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structures by which access to plaintiff's land is rendered more difficult, there is no claim for compensation. Gibson v. UnitedSearch
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purposes. It is suggested that the agreement of 1898 created an easement of access to plaintiff's land. Ladd v. BostonSearch
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Hogan v. BarrySearch
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is difficult of ascertainment at the time, and a reasonable provision is made by the law for compensation. Sweet v. RechelSearch
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Backus v. FortSearch
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Cherokee Nation v. PageSearch
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Beasley v. TexasSearch
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Haverhill Bridge v. EssexSearch
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Parker v. CatholicSearch
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may be considered a highway -- and that seems to have been adjudged by the Supreme Court of South Carolina, Heyward v. ChisolmSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Manigault v. SpringsSearch
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Willson v. BlackSearch
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