Everett v. Boardman

Citations

• 58 Ill. 429

Syllabus

<p>Description oe premises in a deed—of its sufficiency. A mortgage purported to convey lot six in a certain section, but followed with a description by metes and bounds of the part of the section which was embraced in lot two, and further described the premises as having- been allotted to the mortgagor out of his father’s estate in a suit for partition, and referred to the record of that suit, which showed the allotment to the mortgagor was of lot two: Held, these recitals and references sufficiently identified the land as lot number two.</p>