 | 1900 - 1134 sider
...necessity, to protect the interests of the public and of Individuals, when those interests were involved in the official acts of persons exercising the duties...office without being lawful officers. It was seen, as said in Knowles v. Luce, Moore, 109, that the public could not reasonably be compelled to inquire... | |
 | Abraham Clark Freeman - 1895 - 1008 sider
...FACTO. — The object of the dr facto doctrine is to protect those interests of the public involved in the official acts of persons exercising the duties of an office witlmut being a lawful officer, anil the doctrine is applicable to the acts of a grand jury de facto.... | |
 | 1900 - 938 sider
...necessity, to protect the interests of the public and of individuals, where those interests were involved in the official acts of persons exercising the duties...office without being lawful officers. It was seen, as said in Knoieles v. Luce, F. Moore, 109, that the public could not reasonably be compelled to inquire... | |
 | Abraham Clark Freeman - 1901 - 1052 sider
...an office without being lawful officers. It was seen, as was laid in Knowles v. Luce, 1 Moore, 109, that the public could not reasonably be compelled...show a title, and these became settled principles of law." In Wilcox v. Smith, 5 Wend. 231, 21 Am. Dec. 213, the court said: "The principle is well settled... | |
 | Abraham Clark Freeman - 1901 - 1044 sider
...necessity to protect the interests of the public and of individuals, where those interests were involved in the official acts of persons exercising the duties...office without being lawful officers. It was seen, as was said in Knowles v. Luce, 1 Moore, 109, that the public could not reasonably be compelled to... | |
 | Frank J. Goodnow - 1906 - 740 sider
...necessity, to protect the interests of the public and individuals, where those interests were involved in the official acts of persons exercising the duties...office without being lawful officers. It was seen, as was said, that the public could not reasonably be compelled to inquire into the title of an officer,... | |
 | Albert Constantineau - 1910 - 860 sider
...necessity, to protect the interests of the public and individuals, where those interests were involved in the official acts of persons exercising the duties...office, without being lawful officers. It was seen as was said in Knowles vs Luce,22 that the public could not reasonably be compelled to inquire into... | |
 | 1912 - 1172 sider
...necessity, to protect the interests of the public and individuals, where those interests were involved In the official acts of persons exercising the duties...compelled to show a title, and these became settled principios in the law. But to protect those who dealt with such officers when apparent incumbents of... | |
 | Connecticut. Office of the Attorney General - 1913 - 296 sider
...one who may be found exercising the duties of an office, without lawful authority. It was manifest that the public could not reasonably be compelled to inquire into the title of an officer, nor he compelled to show a title, and these became settled principles in the law. " But to protect those... | |
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The de facto doctrine was Introduced into the law as a matter of policy and necessity, to protect the interests of the public and Individuals, where those interests were inTOlved in the official acts of persons exercising the duties of an office, without... 
