A Treatise On the Law of Deeds Their Form Requisites Execution Acknowledgmen
A Treatise On the Law of Deeds Their Form Requisites Execution Acknowledgmen
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Co. V. Iliff, 13 Ohio St. 235; Merrills v. Swift, 18 Conn. 257; 46 Am. Dec. 315; Morrison v. Kelly, 22 111. 610 ; 74 Am. Dec. 169 ; Peavey v. Tilton, 18 N. H. 151 ; 45 Am. Dec. 365.
» Henrichsen v. Hodgen, 67 111. 179. But see Logsdon v. Newton, 54 Iowa, 448.
* Parker v. Parker, 56 Iowa, 111. Where a father purchases land as a provision for his daughter of weak mind, having the deed made to her, delivery to him is delivery to her, and as the deed is beneficial to her, her acceptance will be pre...sumed : Eastham v, Powell, 51 Ark. 530.
815 DELIVERY OF DEEDS. §§ 275 a, 276 having built a house thereon, it was held that the deed had never been delivered.^ § 275 a. Death of grantor before actual delivery to grantee. — Where a fatlier executes a deed in favor of his son, and delivers it to his wife, who accepts it in the presence of the son and with his consent, these facts, w4ien accompanied by language evincing a present intent to deliver, constitute a good delivery, notwithstanding the deed may not be delivered to the son by the wife until after the death of the grantor.^ Delivery to a stranger, with a reservation in the grantor to recall the deed, does not pass the title.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Co. V. Iliff, 13 Ohio St. 235; Merrills v. Swift, 18 Conn. 257; 46 Am. Dec. 315; Morrison v. Kelly, 22 111. 610 ; 74 Am. Dec. 169 ; Peavey v. Tilton, 18 N. H. 151 ; 45 Am. Dec. 365.
» Henrichsen v. Hodgen, 67 111. 179. But see Logsdon v. Newton, 54 Iowa, 448.
* Parker v. Parker, 56 Iowa, 111. Where a father purchases land as a provision for his daughter of weak mind, having the deed made to her, delivery to him is delivery to her, and as the deed is beneficial to her, her acceptance will be pre...sumed : Eastham v, Powell, 51 Ark. 530.
815 DELIVERY OF DEEDS. §§ 275 a, 276 having built a house thereon, it was held that the deed had never been delivered.^ § 275 a. Death of grantor before actual delivery to grantee. — Where a fatlier executes a deed in favor of his son, and delivers it to his wife, who accepts it in the presence of the son and with his consent, these facts, w4ien accompanied by language evincing a present intent to deliver, constitute a good delivery, notwithstanding the deed may not be delivered to the son by the wife until after the death of the grantor.^ Delivery to a stranger, with a reservation in the grantor to recall the deed, does not pass the title.
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