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Notorial dissent wrote:
With regard to the “Leading Fighter v. County of Gregory” cite. I can find no actual reference to a real case, and the material that I can find is such a collection of cut and paste nonsense as to be totally unusable. There are too many historical errors to begin with, for me to have any faith that there is any factual basis to any of it. Example, patents are issued by a sovereignty to transfer property to an individual. Between nations, it is done by treaty. I have never seen any other example of such transfer. Further example, contrary to what is claimed, in England, all land is still held in right of the monarch, no matter what form of deed exists for it. This has not changed in all the existence of the UK as a nation. In general terms, property is now generally held in fee simple by the populace, but it is still in right of the monarch. It is no different in the US, except that here we call it Eminent Domain, the govt still has ultimate right to all property.
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That is interesting that you could find no reference to this case. I found Leading Fighter v. Gregory County in less than 30 seconds on WestLaw.
From WestLaw:
Cite as:89 S.D. 121, 230N.W.2d 114
Leading Fighter v. Gregory County S.D 1975
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Patents are issued only by sovereign powers while deeds are executed by persons and private corporations.
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