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· 1/15/1877

Sharp v. Smitherman

Citations

  • 85 Ill. 153

Syllabus

<p>Mortgage—when deed is held to he. • A deed, absolute on its face, will not be considered as a mortgage unless it be made to appear clearly to have been so intended at the time of its execution, the presumption being that it is not a mortgage.</p>

Judges: Dickey

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