Opinion: The Commission agreed that the proposals were fair and equitable for both parties and supported the agreement both Miami groups had with the United States.
Findings: The Commission conducted research into the value of the land the tribes brought forth claims about in Michigan and Indiana. The history of the migration patterns and land values of the area is detailed.
Findings: The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and the Miami Indians of Indiana both met in their respective areas to decide on the proposed final award. Both groups agreed to the proposal and the motions were passed.
Final Judgement: The Commission announced the final award amount of $1,373,000.00, less offsets outlined in the "Stipulation For Entry OF Final Judgement" document.
Findings: The Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and the Miami Indians of Indiana agreed to consolidate the dockets. Meetings were held in both Indiana and Oklahoma so that Miami people in both areas could voice their opinions.
Findings: Several Miami people made statements about their ties to the tribe and the proceedings of each meeting held to determine the consolidation proposal.
The Indian Claims Commission transferred the remaining appeals to the United States Court of Claims as time had run out for a decision to be made by the Commission.
