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· 3/15/1904

Marx v. Jordan

Citations

  • 84 Miss. 334

Syllabus

<p>Deeds. Wrong person named as grantor. Record. Notice.</p> <p>Where the scrivener, supposing a certain person was to execute a deed, wrote his name therein as the grantor, but it was signed, acknowledged, and delivered by another person not mentioned in the instrument, its record is not constructive notice to a subsequent purchaser that it was the deed of the person who signed it.</p>

Judges: Whitfield

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