pre-emption laws

pre-emption laws
Federal statutes beginning with the Act of September 4, 1841, under which a settler upon public lands of the United States, surveyed and subject to private entry, might acquire title. The pre-emption laws differ from the homestead law in that under the former, claims might be initiated prior to record notice, three months being allowed the settler within which to file his declaratory statement with the register of the proper district, while under the homestead law, the rights of the settler only attached to the land from the date of the entry in the proper land office. St. Paul, M. & M. R. Co. v Donohue, 210 US 21, 52 L Ed 941, 28 S Ct 600; Maddox v Burnham, 156 US 544, 39 L Ed 527, 15 S Ct 448.

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