Aszmus v. Nelson

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that stranger-to-deed rule conflicts with \general view that a deed should be construed to effect the intent of the grantor\
• holding common law rule \clearly conflicts with our general view that a deed should be construed to effect the intent of the grantor\
• holding common law rule “clearly conflicts with our general view that a deed should be construed to effect the intent of the grant- or”
• refusing to adopt traditional rule and finding the Restatement position preferable

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