Legislative Document 17, nos. 57-58
Legislative Document 17, nos. 57-58
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State, 13 C. C. 285.
A conveyance of land bounded by a non-navigable stream carries title to the center thereof unless the parties restrict their grant to the shore line in very plain and express words. Hinckley v. State, 15 C. C. 95.
Pursuant to a resolution of the commissioners of the land ofHce, the State Engineer and Surveyor, by an auctioneer, conducted a sale at pub- lic auction of certain State lands, at which the auctioneer publicly read both the notice of sale subscribed by the Stat...e Engineer and Surveyor, stating that pursuant to said resolution and by virtue of the power vested in him by law, he would " offer for sale * * * all the title of the State of New York in the premises described," etc., and the terms of sale, which provided that "The premises described in the annexed advertisement of sale " will be sold under the direction of the State Engineer and Surveyor upon the terms therein stated, and among the said terms it was provided " the purchaser thereof will receive a quit- claim patent conveying all the title of the State of New York in the premises purchased by him." At the time of the sale the purchaser had complete knowledge of the existence of certain outstanding unpaid taxes and assessments, his attorney, who accompanied him, having a complete statement thereof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
v.
State, 13 C. C. 285.
A conveyance of land bounded by a non-navigable stream carries title to the center thereof unless the parties restrict their grant to the shore line in very plain and express words. Hinckley v. State, 15 C. C. 95.
Pursuant to a resolution of the commissioners of the land ofHce, the State Engineer and Surveyor, by an auctioneer, conducted a sale at pub- lic auction of certain State lands, at which the auctioneer publicly read both the notice of sale subscribed by the Stat...e Engineer and Surveyor, stating that pursuant to said resolution and by virtue of the power vested in him by law, he would " offer for sale * * * all the title of the State of New York in the premises described," etc., and the terms of sale, which provided that "The premises described in the annexed advertisement of sale " will be sold under the direction of the State Engineer and Surveyor upon the terms therein stated, and among the said terms it was provided " the purchaser thereof will receive a quit- claim patent conveying all the title of the State of New York in the premises purchased by him." At the time of the sale the purchaser had complete knowledge of the existence of certain outstanding unpaid taxes and assessments, his attorney, who accompanied him, having a complete statement thereof.
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