Cornneil v. Bickley
12 S.C.L. 466
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Bluebook
Cornneil v. Bickley, 12 S.C.L. 466 (S.C. 1821).
Opinion
"Where the subscribing1 witnesses to a deed were without the state, their signatures must be proved, before the deed can be admitted in evidence, although it should be proved that the signing of the deed was in the hand writing of the vendor;
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