· 4/10/1920
Peck v. Ebert
Citations
- 209 Mich. 621
- 177 N.W. 211
- 1920 Mich. LEXIS 637
How courts have described this case
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- “The rule has generally been adhered to in this jurisdiction that where a deed has once been signed and delivered, a subsequent surrender and destruction of it does not divest the grantee of title to the land.”
- “The rule has generally been adhered to in this jurisdiction that where a deed has once been signed and delivered, a subsequent surrender and destruction of it does not divest the grantee of title to the land.”
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Judges: Bird, Brooke, Clark, Moore, Sharpe, Steere, Stone
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