Hinsdale Electric Co. v. Ogle

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• recognizing that an acknowledged signature creates a legal presumption of validity that cannot be overcome by the uncorroborated testimonial denial of the party that signed the document, “but only upon proof so clear and convincing as to amount to a moral certainty”
• “The signature of a mortgagor ... made in his immediate presence by another, with his intelligent acquiescence, is as much his act as though he held the pen.”

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