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Chief Justice Sener Rules Against The Fences In Wyoming Case
The weekly leaver reports that Chief Justice Sener sustains the government’s demurrer in a sweeping Wyoming land dispute. The United States seeks injunctive relief to stop private fencing on public lands in eleven sections within Laramie County, arguing encroachment harms homesteaders and desert land claimants. The court finds the amended bill deficient in scope and clarity, sustaining the demurrer but inviting an amended pleading that clearly outlines tract boundaries and government authorization for the suit.
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United States
Laramie County
First Judicial District
Wyoming
Judge Brazee
Lord Coke
Fee
Coke
American Chancery
Lord Eldon
Blackmore
Glamorgan Canal Navigation Company
Lord Cottenham
Chancery Court
Mydred& Co
Idem
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Kerr
Ryan
Wisconsin
Court of Equity
Supreme Court
Equity
Supreme Court of Alabama
State of
Alabama
Mobile
Porter
Collier
Chancery
Courts of Equity
Supreme Court of Georgia
City of
Columbus
Arnold
Georgia
Story’s Equity
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Stockton
Hudson River Railroad Company
Blackstone
Bacon
Brown
England
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Cooley
Evarts
Michigan
Justice Miller
Duluth
Dillon
War Department
Wis
Eau Claire
Aise
Bar