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· 12/8/1994

Barnes v. Humana of N.C.

Citations

  • 338 N.C. 514
  • 452 S.E.2d 806

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  • finding a deed ambiguous because its “preamble appears to express an intention to create a life estate with a remainder over, and a granting clause which purports to convey a fee simple absolute”

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