Langer v. Felton
1 Rawle 141, 1829 Pa. LEXIS 56
Opinion
There is no estoppel' but between the parties to the deed. But here the offer was to prove a fraud; and there is no principle clearer than that a party to the fraud is competent to prove it. - , - 1 • ,
Judgment affirmed.
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