Lord v. Folmar & Son
57 Ala. 615
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Lord v. Folmar & Son, 57 Ala. 615 (Ala. 1877).
Opinion
The deed offered in evidence, being without a subscribing witness, and without acknowledgment, was inoperative as a conveyance of title, and should not have been received in evidence. — Code of 1876, § 2145; Hendon v. White, 52 Ala. 597.
Reversed and remanded.
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