Platt v. Haner
27 Mich. 167, 1873 Mich. LEXIS 83
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Platt v. Haner, 27 Mich. 167, 1873 Mich. LEXIS 83 (Mich. 1873).
Opinion
held that parol evidence of the contents of a United States patent is inadmissible; for, if the patent itself is lost or not accessible, the proof by exemplification from the general land office is equivalent in degree and should be obtained.
Judgment reversed, with costs, and a new trial awarded.
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