Beatty v. Depue

How courts have described this case

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• mistake must not result from want of ordinary care and diligence exercised by reasonable person
• mistake must not result from want of ordinary care and diligence exercised by reasonable person
• mistake must not result from want of ordinary care and diligence exercised by reasonable person
• mistake must not result from want of ordinary care and diligence exercised by reasonable person
• “While eminent authorities consider knowledge derived from a view as evidence ... this court does not so regard it. However, ... it does enable the trier of facts to more satisfactorily weigh the evidence given in court and is of assistance to him in determining the issues of fact.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).