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· 2/15/1890

Hanson v. Cochran

Citations

  • 14 Del. 184

Syllabus

<p>Acknowledgment—Clerical Omissions — Affidavit — Jurat— Chattel Mortgage—Date of IAen.</p> <p>A notary public may supply a clerical omission made by him in the certificate of the acknowledgment of a deed taken before him.</p> <p>The jurat to an affidavit made before a notary public may be embodied in the certificate or appear at the foot thereof.</p> <p>The lien of a chattel mortgage attaches from the completion and delivery of the mortgage and not from the time of recording.</p>

Judges: Comegys

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