Adams v. Seymour

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• explaining that plaintiff’s actual or constructive knowledge of an outstanding claim to the title of the plaintiff’s property was “not a sufficient defense” to a suit for breach of covenants in a deed
• grantee may rely on express covenant notwithstanding actual notice of encumbrances

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