Smith v. Cox

Citations

• 9 Or. 327

Syllabus

<p>Deed — Parol Evidence.</p> <p>Where the existence and contents of a deed are the facts in issue, the deed itself must be produced, or its non-production accounted for,'before parol evidence of such facts is admissible, although such deed is between third parties, and void on account of the incapacity of the party making it.</p> <p>Evidence — False Representations.</p> <p>Representations merely false, but not known to be false by the party making them, inducing the execution of a bond, ^fford no defense in an action law upon such bond.</p>