Laws Decisions And Regulations Affecting the Work of the Commissioner to the F
Laws Decisions And Regulations Affecting the Work of the Commissioner to the F
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DIGEST OF DECISIONS RENDERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS FROM JULY 1, 1904, TO MAY 31, 1906, INCLUSIVE, UPON APPEALS FROM THE DECISIONS OF THE COMMIS SION TO THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES AND THE COMMISSIONER TO THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES IN ALLOT MENT CONTEST CASES.
189 DIGEST OF DECISIONS OF DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND COMMIS SIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, JULY 1, 1904, TO MAY 31, 1906.
ABATEMENT AND REVIVAL On death of party. (See DEATH, par. 1. ) ABANDONMEN...T 1. What constitutes.
When a division fence was removed and placed on a certain line and the parties on each side of the new line occupied the land as so divided, and one of them, after a number of years, died, his heirs continuing to occupy the land on his side of the fence without objection : Held, That the other party must be held to have abandoned all claim to the land on that side of the fence occupied by the heirs. (Choctaw No. 331, Nash v. Locke. ) 2. Same.
Absence from and noncontrol of a claim for ten years, during which time the courts were open to the claimant to obtain possession by ejectment proceedings, must be considered as abandonment.
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DIGEST OF DECISIONS RENDERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS FROM JULY 1, 1904, TO MAY 31, 1906, INCLUSIVE, UPON APPEALS FROM THE DECISIONS OF THE COMMIS SION TO THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES AND THE COMMISSIONER TO THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES IN ALLOT MENT CONTEST CASES.
189 DIGEST OF DECISIONS OF DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND COMMIS SIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, JULY 1, 1904, TO MAY 31, 1906.
ABATEMENT AND REVIVAL On death of party. (See DEATH, par. 1. ) ABANDONMEN...T 1. What constitutes.
When a division fence was removed and placed on a certain line and the parties on each side of the new line occupied the land as so divided, and one of them, after a number of years, died, his heirs continuing to occupy the land on his side of the fence without objection : Held, That the other party must be held to have abandoned all claim to the land on that side of the fence occupied by the heirs. (Choctaw No. 331, Nash v. Locke. ) 2. Same.
Absence from and noncontrol of a claim for ten years, during which time the courts were open to the claimant to obtain possession by ejectment proceedings, must be considered as abandonment.
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