· 10/2/1931
Monk v. Everett
Citations
- 277 Mass. 65
- 177 N.E. 797
- 76 A.L.R. 1382
- 1931 Mass. LEXIS 1056
How courts have described this case
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- “Not every statement in a deed ... binds parties to it by way of estoppel. To render a statement effective as an estoppel it must appear that it w,as made of some matter which is thus settled as a fact.”
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