Burroughs v. Garner

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• Doctrine of equitable estoppel operates to prevent party from asserting rights if it would be inequitable and unconscionable to assert such rights
• Doctrine of equitable estoppel operates to prevent party from asserting rights if it would be inequitable and unconscionable to assert such rights
• under deed release provision, condition calling for recordation of plat subdividing acreage was not a condition upon appellees' right to the release, but was mere condition upon formal execution of release

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