Crichton v. Saucier’s Empirical Analysis
159 F.2d 303 · 1947
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cited by 1 later decisions
April 1948
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Relies on Snelling v. Adair · Harrill v. Pitts · Saucier v. Crichton · 61 F. Supp. 545 - United States v. 12,918.28 Acres of Land in Webster Parish
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““We agree with the district court that Saucier has acquired by his two deeds, as against the Crichtons, the interest in the lands owner by Thomas B. Neal at his death in 1902, and that the Crichtons, if co-owners, have acquired no greater title by prescription than their deed from Neal gave them.” Crichton v. Saucier, supra, at page 304 of 159 F.2d.”
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