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Carter v. Carter

Citations

  • 291 S.E.2d 218
  • 223 Va. 505
  • 1982 Va. LEXIS 231

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  • despite a close family relationship and the opportunity for undue influence, the deed was upheld because the parties were dealing at arms’ length
  • responsibility to read deed on grantor; failure to do so does not constitute fraud unless grantee prevented or induced grantor not to read it
  • “[fjailure [of grantor] to read [deed] will not relieve him of obligations entered under it, and will not constitute fraud unless the grantee prevented the grantor’s reading or induced the grantor not to read it”

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Judges: Thompson

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