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Hafemann Vs. Gross
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- Nov 27, 1905
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U.S. 342 (1905) U.S. Supreme Court Hafemann v. GrossSearch
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U.S. 342 (1905) Hafemann v. GrossSearch
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would have no claim upon him. On the other hand, the plaintiff in error invokes the doctrine laid down in Anderson v. CarkinsSearch
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of his equitable right, by one seeking preemption or a homestead is void, will not be enforced in the courts, Anderson v. CarkinsSearch
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is given to secure money borrowed to complete the purchase of the land. See, in reference to preemptors, Larson v. WeisbeckerSearch
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Haling v. EddySearch
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Murdock v. FergusonSearch
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L.D.198, Opinion of Secretary Chandler. With reference to a homestead entryman, see Mudgett v. DubuqueSearch
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Dawson v. PageSearch
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Kezar v. HordeSearch
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L.D. 148, Opinion of Secretary Bliss. In addition, see Lawson v. ReynoldsSearch
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See also Kingston v. EckmanSearch
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similar to those in the preemption act. There has been some division in the courts upon the question. In Brewster v. MaddenSearch
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generally as conditional alienations. To like effect were the early rulings of the Supreme Court of Minnesota, McCue v. SmithSearch
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Woodbury v. DormanSearch
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Minn. 338, though these rulings were subsequently distinctly overruled by the same court. Jones v. TainterSearch
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Lang v. MoreySearch
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Minn. 396. Bass v. BukerSearch
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Mont. 442, deciding the same way, was also overruled in Norris v. HealdSearch
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Mont. 282. The large majority of state decisions follow these later rulings. See, in case of preemptions, Wilcox v. JohnSearch
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Christy v. DanaSearch
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Camp v. GriderSearch
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Cal. 20, and in reference to homesteads, Fuller v. HuntSearch
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Dickerson v. BridgesSearch
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Weber v. LaidlerSearch
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Spiess v. NeubergSearch
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Kirkaldie v. LarrabeeSearch
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Orr v. StewartSearch
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Stark v. DuvallSearch
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Okl. 213. In Orrell v. BaySearch
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the benefit, in whole or in part, of the results of acquiring the land from the United States. In Anderson v. CarkinsSearch
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It seems to me not, because to so hold would simply be to permit mere form, and not substance, to control. In Pollock v. Farmers'Search
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by him made -- a character of transaction which it was the express purpose of the act of Congress to forbid. Myers v. CroftSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hafemann v. GrossSearch
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Anderson v. CarkinsSearch
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Larson v. WeisbeckerSearch
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Mudgett v. DubuqueSearch
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Lawson v. ReynoldsSearch
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Kingston v. EckmanSearch
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In Brewster v. MaddenSearch
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of the Supreme Court of Minnesota, McCue v. SmithSearch
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Jones v. TainterSearch
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Bass v. BukerSearch
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Norris v. HealdSearch
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Wilcox v. JohnSearch
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Fuller v. HuntSearch
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In Orrell v. BaySearch
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the United States. In Anderson v. CarkinsSearch
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In Pollock v. Farmers'Search
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