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Portrait of Samuel Freeman Miller Samuel Freeman Miller Huling v. Kaw Valley Railway Improvement Company…

Nor have we any doubt that this form of warning owners of property to appear and defend their interests, where it is subject to demands for public use when authorized by statute, is sufficient to subject the property to the action of the tribunals appointed by proper authority to determine those matters. The owner of real estate, who is a non-resident of the state within which the property lies, cannot evade the duties and obligations which the law imposes upon him in regard to such property by his absence from the state.
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Portrait of Samuel Freeman Miller Samuel Freeman Miller Huling v. Kaw Valley Railway Improvement Company…

Another mode of appropriating this land, by the exercise of the right of eminent domain, for the use of railroads, is provided by section 87 of the same article. In this case the railroad company, instead of applying to the board of county commissioners, may apply to the judge of the district court of the county through which the railroad is to be built, who shall appoint three commissioners, who shall be freeholders and residents of the county, to make the location, appraisement, and assessment of damages, instead of the county commissioners.
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Portrait of Samuel Freeman Miller Samuel Freeman Miller Huling v. Kaw Valley Railway Improvement Company…

There is no more reason why this want of qualification should, when shown at this stage of the proceeding, invalidate it all, than there is why the discovery, after a judgment, and after that judgment has passed beyond the control of the court, that one of the jurors was disqualified, should make absolutely void the verdict and judgment.
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