Hughes v. Connable
Citations
- 21 Del. 523
- 5 Penne. 523
- 64 A. 72
- 1905 Del. LEXIS 54
Syllabus
<p>Case—Personal Injuries— Negligence— Pleading— Declaration— Allegation of Negligence—Particularity—Demu/rrer.</p> <p>A certain count of declaration held good on demurrer, the negligence of the defendant being sufficiently averred; and certain other counts held to be insufficient.</p>
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- “There can be no doubt that two subscribing witnesses are necessary to the validity of a deed designed to convey real estate.”
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