Zurstrassen v. Stonier

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a forged deed is void and “thus creates no legal title nor affords protection to those claiming under it.”
• holding that a forged deed is void and “thus creates no legal title nor affords protection to those claiming under it.”
• explaining that a party must take a material act inconsistent with rejecting the fraud to ratify it
• noting that the issue of ratification is one of fact
• “A waiving party must possess all of the material facts in order to constitute waiver.”
• “A waiving party must possess all of the material facts in order to constitute waiver.” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).