Rules of Practice in Cases Before the United States District Land Offices the G
Rules of Practice in Cases Before the United States District Land Offices the G
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The register and receiver will indorse upon every rejected applica- tion the date when presented and their reasons for rejecting it.
2. They will promptly advise the party in interest of their action and of his right of appeal to the Commissioner.
13 3. They will note upon their records a memorandum of the transac- tion.
Eule 67. — The party aggrieved will be allowed thirty days from re- ceipt of notice in which to file his appeal in the local land office. Where the notice is seut by mail, five... days additional will be allowed for the transmission of notice and five for the return of the appeal.
Rule 6S. — The register and receiver will promptly forward the appeal to the General Land Office, together with a full report upon the case.
Eule G9. — This report should recite all the facts and the proceedings had, and must embrace the following particulars : 1. A statement of the application and rejection, with the reasons for the rejection.
2. A description of the tract involved and a statement of its status, as shown by the records of the local land office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The register and receiver will indorse upon every rejected applica- tion the date when presented and their reasons for rejecting it.
2. They will promptly advise the party in interest of their action and of his right of appeal to the Commissioner.
13 3. They will note upon their records a memorandum of the transac- tion.
Eule 67. — The party aggrieved will be allowed thirty days from re- ceipt of notice in which to file his appeal in the local land office. Where the notice is seut by mail, five... days additional will be allowed for the transmission of notice and five for the return of the appeal.
Rule 6S. — The register and receiver will promptly forward the appeal to the General Land Office, together with a full report upon the case.
Eule G9. — This report should recite all the facts and the proceedings had, and must embrace the following particulars : 1. A statement of the application and rejection, with the reasons for the rejection.
2. A description of the tract involved and a statement of its status, as shown by the records of the local land office.
What to read after Rules of Practice in Cases Before the United States District Land Offices the G?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States General Land Office to read onlineMoreLess
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