ILL· 2/18/1931
The People v. Faught
Citations
- 175 N.E. 446
- 343 Ill. 312
How courts have described this case
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- holding that possession need not be exclusive and notorious for application of part performance where defendant promised that if plaintiff would live with and care for defendant for the rest of defendant's life, defendant would transfer property to plaintiff at defendant's death
- it must be shown that the purchaser went into possession under sale contract, in order to take an oral contract out of the Statute of Frauds
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Judges: DeYoung, Orr
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