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· 7/1/1859

Smith v. Dall

Citations

  • 13 Cal. 510

Syllabus

<p>Possession of a tenant not notice of Ms landlord’s title. Tebby, C. J.</p> <p>The omission, in the record of a deed, to make a copy of the seal or some mark to indicate the seal, does not vitiate the record. It is sufficient if it appear from the record, that the instrument copied, is under seal—as, for instance, where the deed purports to be under seal, and to be signed, sealed, and delivered, in the presence of the Notary before whom it was acknowledged. Tebby, C. J.</p>

Judges: Terry

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