Digest Of Decisions Of The Department Of The Interior In Cases Relating To The Public Lands Vol 1 PDF Download

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1913 edition. Excerpt: ...of any action in a case is notice to the party he represents. 7-252; 14-287, 700 791. Service of, upon the attorney in fact for the defendant is not sufficient, in the absence of proof that such attorney was empowered to receive service on behalf of the defendant. 28-361 792. Of a hearing granted on application in support of an entry is sufficient if given by registered letter. 16-47 793. Notice of a defect to an agent through whom an application is filed is notice to the principal. 2-279 794. Rights lost through want of diligence in giving notice of contest. 4-491 795. Should be given before considering motion to dismiss. 4-489 796. Motion to dismiss will not be entertained in the absence of notice to the opposite party. 9-619 797. A contestant is entitled to notice of the dismissal of his contest, and where not served with notice of such action, his rights are in no wise prejudiced thereby. 33-85 798. Of proceedings by Government not on same basis as in case of a contestant Reeking to secure cancellation. 14-84 7H9. Of action on townsite application should be given the party who files the same. 14-628 800. Should be given the attorney of a railroad company of proceedings involving title under the grant where such attorney has been desigated by the company to receive all such notices. 15-247 801. Should be given the opposite party in the case of a petition to the commissioner requesting the submission of a question to the department for summary action. 13-277 802. Of an application for certiorari should be served upon the opposite party. 13-673 803. Of an application for certiorari need not be served upon the attorney of tbe opposite party where due service is made upon the party himself. 13-520 804. Of an attorney's act imputed to the...