Harding v. Ja Laur Corp.

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• a bona fide purchaser may not prevail on a forged deed because the deed is void
• “A deed obtained through fraud, deceit or trickery is voidable as between the parties thereto, but not as to a bona fide purchaser.”
• “A deed obtained through fraud, deceit or trickery is voidable as between the parties thereto, but not as to a bona fide purchaser. A forged deed, on the other hand, is void ab initio.”
• \A forged deed. . . is void ab initio.\
• “A forged deed ... is void ab initio”
• “A forged deed ... is void ab initio.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).