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Texas land titles protected by federal constitution says attorney
Judge Don A Bliss of San Antonio disputes Walter Hollands view that Texas titles lack federal patents. Bliss argues states retained their property upon joining the union and that Texas kept vacant public lands, with Congress allowing state ownership on admission. He cites Pollard v Hagan and Virginia case law to support state title validity.
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