43 U.S.C. § 442 — Assignment between June 23, 1910, and January 1, 1913, confirmed

This section validates a specific group of old land-claim transfers tied to a federal irrigation project. It applies to assignments made between June 23, 1910, and January 1, 1913 — transfers of land where the original claimant (the "assignor") had already submitted satisfactory final proof, and the person receiving the assignment (the "assignee") bought it honestly believing the assignment was valid under section 441 of this title. As long as there's no valid, intervening adverse claim on the land, this section confirms that assignment. The assignee gets the same right to the land that section 441 gives — even though the original entry had, by then, been reshaped to fit "farm units," and the specific part that was assigned had been canceled and removed from the original entry before the final proof date. There's a catch: every entry confirmed this way stays subject to the reclamation law's limits, terms, and conditions (including later amendments to that law). And every assignee whose entry gets confirmed still had to submit the proof required of assignees — and had to do it before May 8, 1916 — in order to actually receive their patent (the deed).