Legal Opinion
United States v. White
United States Circuit Court
Decided July 30, 1883PublishedCited by 14 opinions
In Equity.
1Opinion of the CourtSawveb, J.
The first of these cases, U. S. v. Geo. E. White, is a bill in equity to vacate a United States patent, issued to the defendant on the ground that it was obtained upon false and fraudulent affidavits and proofs, made under the pre-emption laws. It is alleged that on May 6, 1876, the defendant filed a declaratory statement under the pre-emption laws upon a quarter section of land *562situate in Humboldt county, described in the bill, and an affidavit stating that he had settled upon the land on November 5, 1873, and resided thereon ever since; that he had cultivated a portion as a garden, built a…
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