Cordova v. Commissioner of Correction

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• holding that an “owner is entitled to his property, and to the use of it, whether it be real estate, chattels, choses in action, or money; and no court has the right to lay hold of it, or interfere with his lawful use of it, simply to await the result of a suit at law.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).