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Abstract
M. H. executed four deeds and delivered them to an attorney to be delivered to the grantees after her death. Two of the deeds contained clauses requiring the grantee to assume a mortgage. The deeds were delivered as directed and were recorded by the grantees after the grantor's death. Held, in Healy v. Stevens, et al, that the acceptance, though after the grantor's death, made the deeds effective.
Recommended Citation
DEEDS-ACCEPTANCE AFTER DEATH OF GRANTOR,
31
Mich. L. Rev.
125
(1932).
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