First Fiduciary Corp. v. Blanco

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• finding when transaction was merely voidable, not void ab initio, a bona fide purchaser was entitled to protection
• “[W]here a deed to a homestead is not executed by one of the spouses, the transfer is wholly void, not merely voidable, regardless of the equities of the matter.”
• “Where a deed to a homestead is not executed by one of the spouses, the transfer is wholly void, not merely voidable, regardless of the equities of the matter.”
• “Where a deed to a homestead is not executed by one of the spouses, the transfer is wholly void, not merely voidable, regardless of the equities of the matter.”

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