Wetzel v. Minnesota Railway Transfer Co., 169 U.S. 237 (1898) (No. 94)
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Wetzel v. Minnesota Railway Transfer Co., 169 U.S. 237 (1898) (No. 94)
Author: Supreme Court of the United States
Year: 1898
Case name: Wetzel v. Minnesota Railway Transfer Co. Opinion filed: 1898-02-21 Docket No.: 94 Citations: • 169 U.S. 237 • 18 S. Ct. 307 • 42 L. Ed. 730 • 1898 U.S. LEXIS 1487 Case holding summaries: • "The interests of public order and tranquillity demand that parties shall acquaint themselves with their rights within a reasonable time, and, although this time may be extended by their actual ignorance, or want of means, it is by no means illimitable." • "The truth is, there must be some limit of time within which these excuses [for not bringing an action to cancel an unlawful land conveyance] shall be available, or titles might forever be insecure." • acknowledging "that the minors were not affected by laches until they became of age" • "The interests of public order and tranquility demand that parties shall acquaint themselves with their rights within a reasonable time, and although this time may be extended by their actual ignorance, or want of means, it is by no means illimitable."
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