Natalie C. Hockett v. Richard D. Larson and Mary J. Larson, Lauren F. Cory and Letitia J. Cory, and the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, a Corporation

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• declaring a deed partially valid, and holding that the transfer under the valid part of the deed effectively severed the joint interest, but the attempted transfer under the invalid part of the deed could not work a severance
• declaring a deed partially valid, and holding that the transfer under the valid part of the deed effectively severed the joint interest, but the attempted transfer under the invalid part of the deed could not work a severance
• “waiver and ratification [are] available in a case involving a forged deed”

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