Indians of California v. United States
99 Ct. Cl. 817, 98 Ct. Cl. 583
Opinion
Indian claims; special jurisdiction act; treaties not ratified ; title under Mexican law; use and occupancy; cession.
Decided October 5, 1942; claimants entitled to recover, subject, however, to' offsets, if any, and amount of recovery and offsets, if any, to be determined under Rule 39 (a). Opinion 98 C. Cls. 583. Motion for new trial overruled January 4, 1943.
Plaintiffs’ petition for writ of certiorari denied by the Supreme Court June 7, 1943.
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