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· 9/13/2016

Com. v. Jenrette

Citations

  • 158 A.3d 177

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that plaintiff must prove “his own good title” before he could challenge the deed of an adverse party
  • “Plaintiff says such deed was void because it was vague in description. This assertion seems premature and a stranger to this litigation, since, as stated above, the plaintiff, before asserting it, first must prove his own good title[]—which he has failed to do.”

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