Adams v. Hill

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• holding an ambiguous description is enough to put a buyer on constructive notice that further research was needed and that a reasonable examination of the factual situation would have disclosed the homestead, described as included within the land conveyed
• holding an ambiguous description is enough to put a buyer on constructive notice that further research was needed and that a reasonable examination of the factual situation would have disclosed the homestead, described as included within the land conveyed

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