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Nebraska when title to such property can no longer be revested in such

lands that revested in the federal government following fraudulent land

In 1842, the government passed an act dictating that all Maroon lands be revested in Her Majesty for allotment to individual Maroons who were entitled to only two acres each.

Both feel the federal government has abandoned promises that go all the way back to the Oregon and California Railroad Revested Lands Act, or O&C Act, of 1937.

(165) Equally, there are cases where entitlement to an asset, having earlier passed absolutely to the recipient, is regained or revested in equity in favour of a transferor at his election to exercise the equitable right to rescind a voidable contract.

Absent a special provision, the Debtor becomes revested with its assets.

To commence land reform, the tens of millions of acres the railroads stole should be revested because the owners have violated the terms under which they acquired them.

(2.) Cases involving Native American religious freedom include: The Taos Blue Lake legislation (PL91-550, 1970) which revested 48,000 acres of the Carson National Forest to the Pueblo de Taos Indians providing that the Indians(1) "use the lands for traditional purposes only" including religious ceremonials, and (2)that "the lands shall remain forever wild and shall be maintained as a wilderness as defined in section 2 (c) of the Act of September 3, 1964 (78 Stat.890); Badoni v.

Federal ownership in the Oxbow area is part of the revested O&C Railroad land included in Sen.

(253) When the railroad companies violated the terms of the 1866 grant, the grant lands revested to the United States.

As a result, Congress "revested" the remaining 2.6 million acres held by the railroad.