Wilcoxson v. Sprague

Citations

• 51 Cal. 640

Syllabus

<p>ConstbuotIon of Deed.—If the granting clause in a deed conveys all the interest of the grantor, and a clause is also inserted stating that the interest conveyed is only that acquired by the grantor from B., and the grantor has not acquired any interest from B., but owns an interest acquired from another parson, the interest of the grantor passes by the deed.</p> <p>Idem.—A deed is to he so construed as, if possible, to give effect to it as a conveyance, and if it contains a clause which is repugnant to the general intention of the deed, this clause is void.</p>