Supreme Court· 2/28/1944
Taylor v. Ragen
Citations
- 321 U.S. 779
- 64 S. Ct. 621
How courts have described this case
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- determining that language in a deed conveying property to one's \assigns\ was \without legal effect\ and therefore superfluous
- determining that language in a deed conveying property to one's \assigns\ was \without legal effect\ and therefore superfluous
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