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Ruddy Vs. Rossi
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- Dec 09, 1918
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U.S. 104 (1918) U.S. Supreme Court Ruddy v. RossiSearch
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U.S. 104 (1918) Ruddy v. RossiSearch
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This question undoubtedly presents difficulties which we are not disposed to minimize. In Wright v. MorganSearch
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And it is settled that Congress has plenary power to dispose of public lands. United States v. GratiotSearch
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upon the defendants' own property manifestly for the sole purpose of enclosing land of the United States. Camfield v. UnitedSearch
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interests of the United States under a title paramount to the state. On the other hand, it is said in Pollard v. HaganSearch
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that such a power is repugnant to the Constitution. This case was referred to in Withers v. BuckleySearch
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and both these cases were cited upon this point with approval in Ward v. RaceSearch
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Horse, 163 U. S. 504 , 163 U. S. 511 -512. See also Shively v. BowlbySearch
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U. S. 1 , 152 U. S. 27 . In Irvine v. MarshallSearch
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and Page 248 U. S. 110 later in the decision there is cited a passage from Wilcox v. JacksonSearch
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Justices who dissented and held that the territorial laws governed even them. It has been repeated ever since. McCune v. EssigSearch
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States to restrict alienation of land within a state after it had conveyed the land in fee was left open in Wright v. MorganSearch
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the clearest expression would be necessary before it would be admitted that such a restriction was imposed. In Buchser v. BuchserSearch
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the acquisition under the United States law being complete, that law had released its control. The statement in Wilcox v. JacksonSearch
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was repeated. In Alabama v. SchmidtSearch
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U. S. 168 , following Cooper v. RobertsSearch
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imposed only an honorary obligation on the state. Northern Pacific Ry. Co. v. TownsendSearch
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S. 111 questions arise and by the other of which they are avoided, our duty is to adopt the latter. United States v. DelawareSearch
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was passed, the United States owned territories to which it could be applied with full scope. Irvine v. MarshallSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Ruddy v. RossiSearch
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In Wright v. MorganSearch
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of the United States. Camfield v. UnitedSearch
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Pollard v. HaganSearch
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Ward v. RaceSearch
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In Irvine v. MarshallSearch
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Wilcox v. JacksonSearch
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Wright v. MorganSearch
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In Buchser v. BuchserSearch
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In Alabama v. SchmidtSearch
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United States v. DelawareSearch
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