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· 7/1/1880

Lanterman v. Williams

Citations

  • 55 Cal. 60

Syllabus

<p>Parole Partition of Land.—It is essential to the validity of a parole partition of land that it «hall be fully executed and followed up by a several possession by the parties, or their grantees. Accordingly, a parole agreement for partition held to be void, because of sueli a character that it could not have been followed by such a possession as the law makes essential to its validity.</p>

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