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· 2/20/1951

Alexander v. Andrews

Citations

  • 64 S.E.2d 487
  • 135 W. Va. 403
  • 1951 W. Va. LEXIS 67

How courts have described this case

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  • “if the former deed had been recorded prior to the May 14, 1946 deed, the question of actual notice would not be involved, because the recordation furnished what is termed constructive notice thereof.”
  • “To be protected by [§ 40-1-9] against a prior unrecorded deed, one must be a complete purchaser, must have had no notice of the prior contract or deed, and have paid all the purchase money for the land purchased by him.”

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Judges: Fox

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