just and unextinguished title
- just and unextinguished title
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A title to land good upon its face, not manifestly frivolous, but not necessarily one which shall be determined to be valid in the ultimate test. United States v Conway, 175 US 60, 44 L Ed 72, 20 S Ct 13 (phrase appearing in a private land claim act).
Ballentine's law dictionary.
Anderson, W.S..
1998.
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