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Greer County Vs. Texas
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 20, 1905
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U.S. 235 (1905) U.S. Supreme Court Greer County v. TexasSearch
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U.S. 235 (1905) Greer County v. TexasSearch
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The Third Supreme Judicial District of the State of Texas Syllabus the Decision in United States V. TexasSearch
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that the territory known as Greer County belonged to the United States, and not to the State of Texas. United States v. TexasSearch
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the action of the state legislature still was conclusive on the court, notwithstanding the decision in United States v. TexasSearch
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Cameron v. StateSearch
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Tex. 545. The present cause was taken to the court of civil appeals, which distinguished Cameron v. StateSearch
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to enforce the constitutional right alleged by the defendant, as stated above. The decision below and in Cameron v. TexasSearch
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when the mistake was discovered, including the question whether the mistake was one of law or fact. See Bispham v. PriceSearch
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Snell v. InsuranceSearch
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Hirschfield v. PageSearch
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the donee as to invalidate the gift and to destroy the legal title of the defendant, if otherwise good. See Stratton v. Physio-MedicalSearch
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creation of its own, only by succession, or that feigned identity familiar in the cases of executor and heir. See Day v. WorcesterSearch
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North v. ButtsSearch
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Oates v. FrithSearch
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Hob. 130. But succession to land is governed wholly by the law of the place where the land lies. De Vaughn v. HutchinsonSearch
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for, on the disappearance of the de facto county, the state took whatever title that county had. See Meriwether v. GarrettSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Greer County v. TexasSearch
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United States v. TexasSearch
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the State of Texas. United States v. TexasSearch
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Cameron v. TexasSearch
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See Bispham v. PriceSearch
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See Stratton v. Physio-MedicalSearch
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See Day v. WorcesterSearch
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See Meriwether v. GarrettSearch
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