Reidling v. Holcomb

How courts have described this case

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• “When a deed incorporates a recorded plat by reference as the legal description, such incorporated plat has the effect as if it were written out in the deed.”
• a deed’s grantee has a duty to record the deed to supply notice of the grantee’s rights under it to a future purchaser of the property
• “The theory of recovery for unjust enrichment arises both at law and equity. [Cits.]”
• plaintiff land purchaser failed to exercise ordinary care when he relied upon real estate salesman's misrepresentation of property boundaries instead of determining true boundaries of property from description contained within deed
• “Inherent in unjust enrichment is the requirement that the receiving party knew of the value being bestowed upon them by another and failed to stop the act or to reject the benefit.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).