American Law Reports Annotated, Том 11Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1921 |
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... evidence of intent , 43 . 4. Execution as evidence of intent : ( a ) In general , 44 . ( b ) Delivery , 44 . ( c ) Recording , 45 . ( d ) Acknowledging , 45 . ( e ) Attestation , 46 . 5. Effort to construe instru- ment as deed where not ...
... evidence of intent , 43 . 4. Execution as evidence of intent : ( a ) In general , 44 . ( b ) Delivery , 44 . ( c ) Recording , 45 . ( d ) Acknowledging , 45 . ( e ) Attestation , 46 . 5. Effort to construe instru- ment as deed where not ...
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... evidence of an intent on the part of the maker to execute a deed , a failure on the part of the maker to deliver the instrument is viewed as being indicative of an intent to execute a will , and not a deed . The fact that the maker of ...
... evidence of an intent on the part of the maker to execute a deed , a failure on the part of the maker to deliver the instrument is viewed as being indicative of an intent to execute a will , and not a deed . The fact that the maker of ...
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... evidence , by which , in law , any other fact may be established . The evidence which arises from the face of the instrument may be aided or opposed by evidence aliunde . " See Moody v . Macomber ( 1910 ) 159 Mich . 657 , 124 N. W. 549 ...
... evidence , by which , in law , any other fact may be established . The evidence which arises from the face of the instrument may be aided or opposed by evidence aliunde . " See Moody v . Macomber ( 1910 ) 159 Mich . 657 , 124 N. W. 549 ...
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... evidence of facts and cir- cumstances , as well as instructions given the draftsman , is competent to shed light upon the purpose of the maker . But such evidence is incom- petent . where the instrument , upon its face , gives ...
... evidence of facts and cir- cumstances , as well as instructions given the draftsman , is competent to shed light upon the purpose of the maker . But such evidence is incom- petent . where the instrument , upon its face , gives ...
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... evidence as set forth in his re- port , the action of the chancellor in overruling appellant's exception to such finding was amply authorized . And , in looking to the evidence , we find it all to the effect that the note was given in ...
... evidence as set forth in his re- port , the action of the chancellor in overruling appellant's exception to such finding was amply authorized . And , in looking to the evidence , we find it all to the effect that the note was given in ...
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