 The act of an officer de facto, when it is for his own benefit, Is void, because he shall not take advantage of his own want of title, which he must be conusant of ; but where it Is for the benefit of strangers or the public, who are presumed to be ignorant...  The Northeastern Reporter - Página 3501886Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Pennsylvania. Supreme Court, William Rawle - 1831 - 488 páginas
...different. The reason given for the rule is most satisfactory: "That the act of an officer de facto, where it is for his own benefit, is void; because, he shall...be ignorant of such defect of title, it is good." Cro. Eliz. 699. Andrew's Rep. 163. King v. Lysle, 2 Lev. 184. Hippsly. v. Tucke. That the commissioners,... | |
 | Jacob D. Wheeler - 1836 - 644 páginas
...failure of justice. But a different rule prevails, where the act is for the benefit of the officer, because he shall not take advantage of his own want...to be ignorant of such defect of title, it is good. The same principle was decided in Laurenson v. The State, 7 Har. & Johns. Rep. 339. 4. THE TOWN OF... | |
 | 1886 - 548 páginas
...jure. Green v. Burke, 23 Wend. 490; People v. Nostrand, 46 NY 375; Bronson, J., in People v. Jiopson, supra. In Cro. Eliz. 699, the doctrine is tersely...protection upon the appointee, because coupled with the fact of a prior summary removal of the rightful incumbent by the same officer In the exercise of a... | |
 | 1888 - 564 páginas
...own benefit, is void, becanse he shall not take advantage of his own want of title which he must b» conusant of, but where it is for the benefit of strangers...be ignorant of such defect of title, it is good." Pooler v. Reed, 73 Me. 129 ; State v. Carroll, 38 Conn. 449; McVeany v. Mayor, etc., SON. Y. 192; 8.... | |
 | 1886 - 1046 páginas
...Hopson, supra. In Cro. Eliz. 699, the doctrine is tersely stated : " The act -of an officer de fucto, when it is for his own benefit, is void, because he...protection upon the appointee, because coupled with the fact of a prior summary removal of the rightful incumbent by the same officer in the exercise of a... | |
 | 1887 - 924 páginas
...jure." In Cro. Eliz. 699, the doctrine is tersely stated as follows: "The act of an officer defacto, when it is for his own benefit, is void; because he...be ignorant of such defect of title, it is good." Pooler v. Reed, 73 Me. 129; State v. Carroll, 38 Conn. 449; M<:Veany v. Mayor, etc., 80 NY 192; Dolan... | |
 | Isaac Grant Thompson - 1886 - 968 páginas
...which he must be conusiint of; but where it is for the benefit of strangers, or theSchmittler v. Simon. public, who are presumed to be ignorant of such defect...illegal exercise of the power of appointment to office, by an executive officer, to fill an assumed vacancy, confers additional protection upon the appointee,... | |
 | 1893 - 1164 páginas
...benefit, is void, because he shall not take advantage of his want of title, which he must be cognizant of; but where It Is for the benefit of strangers,...public, who are presumed to be ignorant of such defect oí title, it Is good. Harris v. Jays, Cro. Eliz. 699; King v. Lisle, Andrews, 163; Hippsly v. Tücke,... | |
 | 1887 - 1038 páginas
...Pa. 23. The reason that the act of an officer de facto, where it is for his own benefit, is void, Is because he shall not take advantage of his own want...to be ignorant of such defect of title, it is good. Keyser v. M'Kissan, 2 Rawle, 140. In Clark v. Commonwealth, 29 Pa. 129, the defendant was indicted... | |
 | 1887 - 866 páginas
...the officer, because he shall not take advantage of his own want of title, which he must be cognizant of; but where it is for the benefit of strangers or...be ignorant of such defect of title, it is good": Taylor v. Skrine, 2 Tread. Const 696; People v. Collins, 7 Johns. 549. To which may be added Pcarc*... | |
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