Penrose's Lessee v. Dickenson
1 Del. Cas. 52, 1794 Del. LEXIS 26
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Penrose's Lessee v. Dickenson, 1 Del. Cas. 52, 1794 Del. LEXIS 26 (Del. Super. Ct. 1794).
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The Court stopped him, and said they had made up their minds upon the subject. The deed was read.
N.B. Mr. Bassett, formerly of counsel, did not sit.
Defendant offered the record book of a deed never regularly proved nor acknowledged, bearing date May 29,1759, from Isaac Deborah.
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