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NEEDED--------------------------------Source Complete Abstract------------------San Bernardino County California Enabling Act--------------San Bern Law Library Clay Clay Omnibus Bill? Act of Congress (9 Stat. 452) The 31st state. Local County Law Library Statute Books Generally in the first or second book may be the Enabling Act. Statutory Record? California Constitution of 1849------------------- San Bernardino California State Main Law Library 402 North "D" Street San Bernardino, CA 92401 Phone: 909-885-3020 Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Friday 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. Victorville High Desert Branch: Property Rights Lecture Yale Document Library Wheaton's International Law, London, Stevens and Son's Limited Library of Congress JX2495E3 call # "Private Rights are Unaffected by Conquest" Woodworth versus Fulton Cal.295 1850 American Jurisprudence second edition volume Relation Back Theory The laws applicable to the existing property revert back to the laws there were applicable at the time of the conveyance of the original title (Chain of Title?) Listen in Lesson 4 BLM Where is Register of Deeds Office? Sporting goods place - Topo Maps - USGF Quandrangle - Township/Ranges Master Title Plats - Maps? Look for Patent numbers for Township? Find surveys, surveyor field notes, important. Commentaries on Modern Law of Real Property What are your rights according to the dominant law? It has been repeatedly held that... Patents Cragin versus Powell 128US691 Supreme Court Case Gragin v Powell Lakes existing at time of patent, in surveyor notes, determine control or law in force? American Jurisprudence Legal Encyclopedia Volume 20 Patents under General law is highest, Congressional Grants, as law equivalent to Patent = Federal State patents can be gained with poof of purchase? United States versus Gardner 903 F.Supp. 1394 US vs Gardner Equal Footing Doctrine Find the Act of Congress (enabling act) admitting California into the United States. California = Public Land State New Jersey = not public land state Equal Footing Doctrine Article 4 Section 3 US Constitution (Federal versus State POWER) Kleppe versus New Mexico 426 US529 1976 Relation Back Theory (Land Rights determined by the laws in force at the time of the Patent Issue = original owner) No zoning POWER other than laws in force at the time of Grand or Patent. Zoning: look up Permanent Edition Words and Phrases United States Code Annotated At Lesson 5 Equal Footing Doctrine (United States versus Gardner) Each State entering the union with different sizes of land get equal POWER as SUBJECTS to Federal Government? Relation Back What was good then is good now. Original Title is the law applied at the time of the conveyance of title originally = Land Patents = Federal Government (the original constitution not current corporate take over constitution?) Federal Government creates States, "gives" land to States to defray costs of Public Schools? California Enabling Act? Public Land State What the State can and cannot do, such as the power to tax land. Local County Law Library Statue Books Generally in the first or second book may be the Enabling Act. No title interest or control held by State for any land still in Public Domain (not given to the State in the Enabling Act.) Klepp versus New Mexico Case site 426 US 529, June 17 1976 Explaining Congress power over Public Domain Land Act of Congress Title 43 United States Code Service Section 1421, 22, 23, 24 Public Law 88-60 Passed into effect September, 19 1964 Sale of Public Lands giving Power to create Zoning Laws to local governments Expired June, 30 1969 Van Brocklin versus Anderson US Supreme Court case March 7 1886 State Sovereignty (does not exist?) McCullough versus Maryland Case site 17 US 316 Euclid versus Ambler Realty Comp Case site 272 US 303 Digest of United States Supreme Court Reports Volume 12A States, Territories, and Possessions Sovereignty and Jurisdiction between States and Federal Government on Land. History of Public Land Law Development Book for Public Law States (California) Lesson 6 Desert Land Act. (Congress = owner of land = enforcer of land laws) March 3 1877 (does not apply to titles conveyed previous to this date) California Land out of Public Domain in Private ownership (so called) and water California Oregon Power Company versus Beaver Portland Cement Company US Supreme Court Case Case site 295 US 142 Land is separate from water ownership. Nothing said in the act attaching State ownership to wells - only standing water. Congress Swamp Land Act September 28 1850 Fed granting Swamps to States (can fill in swamps, "wet lands", under this act) Congress Act Irrigation ditches and canals 1887 Educational Committee? Educational Society? e-mail and ask for directions on how to do a title search = complete abstract. Lesson 7 Act of Congress Missouri Tax June 10th 1852 ------------- Disputes between States on boarders 28 U.S.C. Section 1251A Mississippi versus Louisiana 506 U.S. 73 1992 Supreme Court settles disputes between States even between Public Land States Aladdin Petroleum Corp. versus State Commissioners Land Office Oklahoma Case Site 191P2D224 1948 Irvine versus Marshall Case Site 15L.ed994 20How994 Federal POWER takes POWER over State POWER over Land. United State versus Holt Bank 40L.ed,465 Creations of States do not take away previous title according to Federal POWER klais versus Danowski Michigan Supreme Court Case Case site 373 Michigan reports 262 1964 United States versus Cliff Gardner Nevada 903 F supp 1995 Equal Footing Doctrine --------------- Covering Fed/State Power Digest of U.S. Supreme Court Reports (Lawyers Edition) Volume 12A State Territories and Possessions Section B Lands and Seeded Places within States Public Count Law Library Digest of U.S. Supreme Court Reports Volume 11A Public Lands Patents Grants Donations Rail Road Lands Military --------------
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