Illinois Supreme Court· 1/25/1887
Oliver v. Oliver
Citations
- 119 Ill. 532
- 9 N.E. 891
Syllabus
<p>Evidence—to establish that a deed is a forgery. In this case, the facts and circumstances relied on to show that a recorded deed was a forgery, are stated, and held insufficient to invalidate the deed as recorded.</p>
Judges: Magruder
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