Reports of Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Washington, Volume 25Bancroft-Whitney Company, 1902 - Law reports, digests, etc Vol. 1 includes the decisions of the Supreme Court of the Territory of Washington for 1889. |
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... possession for the period of five years after the sale . The government had no pecuniary or proprietary interest in the land , but it had in the treaty stipulated with the Indians that they should own the land until they should choose ...
... possession for the period of five years after the sale . The government had no pecuniary or proprietary interest in the land , but it had in the treaty stipulated with the Indians that they should own the land until they should choose ...
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... possession , when such possession has been open , notorious , exclusive , continu- ous , and under claim of ownership . Appeal from Superior Court , Lincoln County . — Hon . CHARLES H. NEAL , Judge . Reversed . Myers & Warren , for ...
... possession , when such possession has been open , notorious , exclusive , continu- ous , and under claim of ownership . Appeal from Superior Court , Lincoln County . — Hon . CHARLES H. NEAL , Judge . Reversed . Myers & Warren , for ...
Page 15
... possession for a period of more than ten years . The title to this strip of land was the only question in issue . At the conclusion of the tes- timony the court discharged the jury and found the facts , to which finding of facts no ...
... possession for a period of more than ten years . The title to this strip of land was the only question in issue . At the conclusion of the tes- timony the court discharged the jury and found the facts , to which finding of facts no ...
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... possession of and claimed by the de- fendant , and that plaintiff had been a resident near this land for a number of years , and knew of the improve- ments upon the tract in dispute , and upon which defendant was living ; that on the ...
... possession of and claimed by the de- fendant , and that plaintiff had been a resident near this land for a number of years , and knew of the improve- ments upon the tract in dispute , and upon which defendant was living ; that on the ...
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... possession is a question of fact , and it must be a possession that is known to the owner of the legal title . " In an authority cited in Caufield v . Clark , 17 Ore . 473 ( 21 Pac . 433 ; 11 Am . St. Rep . 845 ) , is found , perhaps ...
... possession is a question of fact , and it must be a possession that is known to the owner of the legal title . " In an authority cited in Caufield v . Clark , 17 Ore . 473 ( 21 Pac . 433 ; 11 Am . St. Rep . 845 ) , is found , perhaps ...
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