A Treatise On the Examination of Titles to Real Estate And the Preparation of Abstracts : With An Appendix of Forms
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2Tbid, 465.
§ 173 ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
two deeds, or the fact that the last deed was not recorded for some years after it purports to have been executed, are circumstances which suggest the propriety of calling for evidence of identity. And where a deed was executed in a foreign country, during the progress of an investigation for quieting title, satisfactory evidence of identity and execu- tion were required.^ Sealing also, though of the essence of the deed will be presumed, and that not only i...n cases where the deed is lost or torn, but also where no mark ar impression on the parchment or paper appears, provided the attestation no tice the solemnity of sealing to have been complied with.
The reason is, thatto constitute sealing the use of wax is not essential ; it is sufficient if the seal be impressed by the party on the plain parchment or paper with an mtent to seal, without making or leaving any impression or indenta- tion.^ In like manner the delivery of a deed will be presumed, if found in the grantee's possession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2Tbid, 465.
§ 173 ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
two deeds, or the fact that the last deed was not recorded for some years after it purports to have been executed, are circumstances which suggest the propriety of calling for evidence of identity. And where a deed was executed in a foreign country, during the progress of an investigation for quieting title, satisfactory evidence of identity and execu- tion were required.^ Sealing also, though of the essence of the deed will be presumed, and that not only i...n cases where the deed is lost or torn, but also where no mark ar impression on the parchment or paper appears, provided the attestation no tice the solemnity of sealing to have been complied with.
The reason is, thatto constitute sealing the use of wax is not essential ; it is sufficient if the seal be impressed by the party on the plain parchment or paper with an mtent to seal, without making or leaving any impression or indenta- tion.^ In like manner the delivery of a deed will be presumed, if found in the grantee's possession.
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