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Abstract
In discussions of delivery of deeds consideration is commonly given to the element of acceptance, as if that were a part of delivery. In the ordinary case of delivery there is an acceptance by the grantee, but, it is submitted, when delivery is properly analyzed it will be found that acceptance is no proper part thereof, whatever may be said as to the necessity for assent in effectuating a change in ownership.
Recommended Citation
ACCEPTANCE OF DEEDS,
25
Mich. L. Rev.
171
(1926).
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