A purchaser, prior to patent, of land entered under the timber and stone act, takes but an equity, and can not plead the status of an innocent purchaser, nor can it avail such purchaser that the matters wherein the entryman testified falsely were solely within the knowledge of such entryman... 392 The phrase "bona fide purchaser "as used in the timber and stone act is not applicable to a purchaser before patent....
A transferee claiming under the swamp grant, who has duly notified the Land Department of his interest, is entitled to notice of subsequent proceedings affecting the validity of his title........ ... 511
See Practice.
Application.
Regulations of the local office governing the manner of making, on opening public lands to entry, conclusive upon parties taking action thereunder without protest..... 870 To enter presented while business in the local office is suspended by order of the Commissioner confers no right upon the appli
To contest an entry confers no right if presented while the local office is closed for the transaction of all business requiring joint action of the officers.
Simultaneous, to contest an entry should be disposed of by an award to the highest bidder....
Of two persons held simultaneous where both were present at the same time, and the papers of one were filed while the other was engaged in examining the tract book....... 145 To enter, accompanied by a relinquishment of the prior entry of another, filed simultaneously with an affidavit of contest, defeats the right of the contestant to proceed against the entry thus vacated.......
To enter filed with a timber-culture contest entitles the heirs of a deceased contestant to the right of entry on the successful termination of the contest...........
To enter, based on application and preliminary affidavit, both executed while the land is not legally liable to disposal, should not be allowed.....
To make entry that does not show the applicant's qualifications may be properly rejected, and a defect in such respect can. not be cured by subsequently calling atten tion to another record....
To enter lands withdrawn for railroad purposes confers no rights. A new application will be necessary on subsequent restoration of the land.......
Of a railroad company to select indemnity pending on appeal precludes the acquisition of adverse rights by settlement or filing... 418 To enter a tract, pending at the passage of the act of March 3, 1887, does not except such tract from the operation of said act... 498 To enter, presented after a school indem- nity application but prior to its allowance, may be noted of record, and take effect as of the date presented if the claim of the State fails.....
To make entry of land within a pending rejected indemnity selection may be allowed on a record showing of a prima facie prior- settlement right, and where the company declines to furnish the requisite basis for a hearing, and the conflict remain for determi nation on offer of final proof, or under the selection
Informally made to surrender a patent, and take certain other land, in order to cor- rect an error of the Land Department and avoid litigation, reserves the land thus ap- plied for from other disposition....
To enter desert land that is covered by the entry of another is not a claim protected by the act of August 30, 1890, and on the sub- sequent cancellation of such entry the ap- plicant will be restricted to an entry of 320 acres ..
Desert land, irregular in the matter of in- itial payment, received and marked "filed," must be treated as allowed so far as to pro- tect the claimant against the limitation of acreage by the act of August 30, 1890...... 551 To make homestead entry protects the rights of the applicant as against the subse- quent claims of others
Irregular allowance of homestead, for land covered by the entry of another, and subse- quent compliance with law by the applicant, gives him a right that will attach on the can- cellation of the prior entry to the exclusion of one who then applies to enter but alleges no prior right....
To make homestead entry, filed by a tim- ber culture claimant with the relinquish- ment of his previous entry covering the same land, does not defeat the adverse right of a settler then on the land
In case of, for the right to make private entry the non-mineral affidavit may be made by the attorney of the applicant...
To make private entry should not be ac- cepted and held with time allowed for the applicant to examine the land and tile the requisite non-mineral affidavit, but, in the absence of any intervening claim, such action will not defeat the right of entry ....... 461 To select school indemnity reserves the land until final action thereon, and, if ac- cepted, takes effect as of the date presented 72
Where the applicant for, alleges the right to be heard on appeal as a contestant, he must affirmatively show by what proceed. ings he acquired such status.
Application for, will not be granted un- less it is shown that the Commissioner's de- cision is erroneous, though he may have erred in declining to transmit the appeal... 67 The writ will not be granted where the right of appeal is lost through failure of the applicant to assert the same in time.... 154 Application for, should be accompanied by a copy of the decision denying the right of appeal....
Will not be granted where the right of appeal is lost through the negligence of the applicant's attorney...
For the right of contest should be granted to the highest bidder where two are pre- sented simultaneously
Should not be allowed on grounds that have been investigated by the government, and where the parties are in effect the same 245 Filed during the pendency of government proceedings confers no right upon the con- testant, but may be received and held sub- ject to the final disposition of said proceed- ings..
Is not precluded by the pendency of an appeal from a decision that rejects final proof but leaves the entry intact.....
Pendency of, does not excuse compli ance with law where one is irregularly al- lowed to enter land thus involved........
Questions raised by a, may be considered where the interest of the government is concerned, even though the contestant can secure no personal benefit from an order of cancellation..
Should be dismissed where the default charged is cured before the local office ac- quires jurisdiction in the case
Affidavit of, filed after issuance of notice to the entryman to show cause why his entry should not be canceled for failure to submit final proof will not defeat equitable confirma- tion if the showing made is satisfactory
Failure of the local officers to take appro- priate action upon application to proceed against an entry does not defeat the right of the contestant....
Initiated for the purpose of fraudulently defeating rights acquired in good faith under a relinquishment confers no right....... Dismissed on the order of contestant's at- torney without the authority or consent of the contestant should be reinstated
Will not be reinstated on the ground that notice of decision was not received, where the failure to receive such notice is due to the contestant's negligence. HOMESTEAD.
Proof of abandonment covering a period subsequent to the term of residence re- quired does not warrant cancellation ...... Against the entry of a deceased claimant, charging abandonment, must fail where it appears that the entryman died prior to the expiration of six months from the date of entry, and his heir subsequently complied with the law in the matter of cultivation.. 141 In determining whether the charge of abandonment will lie the claimant's term of military service may be computed as forming a part of the requisite residence... 507 TIMBER CULTURE.
On the ground of illegal execution of pre- liminary affidavit is good
Must pay the fees of the land office, in the proceedings instituted to secure cancella- tion, in order to acquire a preference right. 299 Right of, to proceed against an entry is not defeated by its subsequent relinquish- ment
Preference right of, will not be defeated though the entry is canceled on the subse- quent contest of another, where said contest is allowed to proceed subject to rights se- cured under the first...
Is estopped from asserting his preference right as against one with whom he has ver- bally agreed to waive said right, and thus induced said party to settle upon and im- prove the land
Of a scrip location is entitled to preference right of entry if successful......
That has been effectually reclaimed is not subject to desert entry.....
Declaratory statement filed for, under the Lassen county act, by one who holds another tract under a previous filing, confers no right as against the subsequent homestead entry of another
The degree of productiveness after irriga- tion does not necessarily determine the right of entry, if the land is in fact desert and water sufficient for irrigation has been sup plied.......
Though irregularly allowed should not be canceled without giving the entryman an opportunity to be heard in its defense...... 111 Of land on each side of a meandered stream will not be canceled when allowed while the practice of the Land Department permitted such entries......
Failure to properly note of record in the local office does not defeat the effect of an entry.....
Absence of record in the General Land Office, showing allowance of, will not defeat rights secured by the submission of proof and issuance of final receipt ...
The right to make second, will not be con- sidered in the absence of an application to enter in due form
Irregularly allowed of land withdrawn for railroad purposes, may be permitted to stand as of the date such land is restored....... 545 Good faith of, not impeached by the fact that an acre of the quarter section has been reserved for the location of a land office.... 13 Should not be allowed for land while a case involving the right thereto is pending on ap- peal.
A transferee is entitled to a reinstatement where the entry is canceled through collu- sion with the entryman, and where no oppor- tunity to show the validity of the entry has been accorded the transferee.......
The limitation in section 8 of the desert land act, as amended by the act of March 3, 1891, of the right to resident citizens, applies at the final entry as well as at the original. 565 The phrase "resident citizen," as used in the statute as amended March 3, 1891, em- braces persons entitled to protection in the exercise of civil rights, and should be read in connection with sections one and seven of said act
Made subsequent to the act of March 3, 1891, limiting the right of entry to resident citizens, and in violation of such restrictions, must be canceled, though allowed by the lo- cal officers before they learned of the passage of said act Restricted to 320 acres by the act of Au- gust 30, 1890......
Can not be made of land that has been previously effectually reclaimed............ 194 A claimant, under an alleged assignment, must show the fact of assignment, and that it was made prior to April 15, 1880.
May be equitably confirmed where allowed on final proof submitted after the expiration of the statutory period, and the delay is ex- plained..... HOMESTEAD.
Mav embrace 160 acres in an odd-num- bered section within railroad limits if ex- cepted from the grant....
Rule of approximation will not be en- forced where it operates to deprive the en- tryman of his improvements, and the differ- ence between the excess and the deficiency is but slight......
Second, under section 2, act of March 2, 1889, can not be held to relate back to a former entry of the same tract, and thus effect a reinstatement of said entry......... 305 Second, not authorized by section 2, act of March 2, 1889, where the entryman prior to the passage of the act, has purchased the land covered by his first entry under the act of June 15, 1880......
Of an alien relates back to settlement on subsequent naturalization in the absence of any intervening right....
A timber-culture entryman who pays cash for an excess in acreage and subse- quently relinquishes and applies for the land under the settlemant laws, is not enti- tled to credit for the payment made under the former entry PREEMPTION.
Rights secured by, not defeated by fail- ure of local office to forward the final proof. 349 TIMBER CULTURE.
The occupancy of land by townsite settlers at the time of soldiers' additional entry is an "adverse claim" that defeats confirmation under the body of the section......
Pendency of a contest does not defeat con- firmation in the interest of a transferee.... 349 In determining the right of a transferee, the transfer is protected by the presump- tion of good faith up to the point where suf- ficient evidence is furnished to overcome it. 651 A transferee is bound to know the status of a tract at the date of purchase, and where at such time the records of the local office show the cancellation of the entry, he can not invoke the confirmatory provisions of said section
Is confirmed, where at the date of said act the land is held by a transferee who is en- titled to confirmation, and is subsequently purchased by another in good faith
The sale of an undivided interest in the land covered by an entry does not bring it within the confirmatory provisions of said section.....
Transferee is entitled to confirmation of soldier's additional, though the original en- try may have been canceled...
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