Lord v. Holland

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• \The description set forth in plaintiff's deed did not include a beginning point or other specifications enabling one to definitively locate the property to be conveyed. It follows that plaintiff's deed was invalid . . . .\ (citations omitted)
• \One essential of a deed is that the description of the premises sought to be thereby conveyed must be sufficiently full and definite to afford means of identification.\ (quoting Crawford v. Verner, 50 S.E. 958, 959 (Ga. 1905)); Katz v. Daughtrey, 151 S.E. 879, 880 (N.C. 1930

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