Fry v. DH Overmyer Co., Inc.

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• explaining that a deed absolute on its face “is what it purports to be unless and until proved otherwise by clear and convincing evidence”
• considering, but rejecting on merits, “excusable neglect” defense to FED action
• A deed absolute on its face “is what it purports to be unless and until proved otherwise by clear and convincing evidence.”
• purported “telephone tender” of overdue rent made 4 days before expiration of grace period did not prevent forfeiture of lease

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