Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, 14. köidePublished for John Conrad and Company, 1864 |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 100
Page 9
... admitted in the state court , that this act of congress intended to protect those surveys only that were made by lawful authority ; and that the survey of Tench was no defence , unless it appeared that he was , in truth , the assignee ...
... admitted in the state court , that this act of congress intended to protect those surveys only that were made by lawful authority ; and that the survey of Tench was no defence , unless it appeared that he was , in truth , the assignee ...
Page 30
... admitted , in his argument , that the Indian title for the sale of the fort of St. Marks , had been extin- guished by a negotiation made by the governor of West Florida . In the opinion of the court , given by Mr. Justice Baldwin , is ...
... admitted , in his argument , that the Indian title for the sale of the fort of St. Marks , had been extin- guished by a negotiation made by the governor of West Florida . In the opinion of the court , given by Mr. Justice Baldwin , is ...
Page 32
... admission of counsel , " that the land covered by the fort and appurtenances , to some distance around it , " were not ... admitted that the last member of the sentence cannot refer to any of the enumerated cessions , notorious as public ...
... admission of counsel , " that the land covered by the fort and appurtenances , to some distance around it , " were not ... admitted that the last member of the sentence cannot refer to any of the enumerated cessions , notorious as public ...
Page 37
... admitted that Ware , as executor , had no power to assign the military right which , on the decease of Hockaday , descended to his heirs . It is too clear to admit of doubt , that Ladd , by circumvention and fraud , obtained the ...
... admitted that Ware , as executor , had no power to assign the military right which , on the decease of Hockaday , descended to his heirs . It is too clear to admit of doubt , that Ladd , by circumvention and fraud , obtained the ...
Page 51
... admitted under the [ * 136 ] protection of his Catholic majesty , ( whom may God pre- serve , ) he flatters himself with having the honor of having been selected and preferred to others of his class for holding commissions of the ...
... admitted under the [ * 136 ] protection of his Catholic majesty , ( whom may God pre- serve , ) he flatters himself with having the honor of having been selected and preferred to others of his class for holding commissions of the ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
16 Peters acres act of congress action admitted affirmed Alabama alleged amount appears apply assignment assumpsit authority Bank bond cause certificate circuit court City of Mobile claim common law Commonwealth of Pennsylvania complainants consideration constitution construction contrà contract court of chancery court of equity creditors debts decision declaration decree deed defendant in error delivered the opinion discharge district duty East Florida entitled equity evidence execution executors fact Florida fugitive grant heirs held Indian Key instruction insured interest judge judgment jurisdiction jury land legislation Mauran ment mortgage Nixdorff object owner parties patent payment person petitioner plaintiff in error plea pleadings possession premises Prigg proceedings provision purchase question regulation remedy River rule seisin slaves Spain Stats statute suit supreme court sureties survey thereof tion trust United void writ of error