Quinlon v. Rogers
12 Mich. 168, 1863 Mich. LEXIS 83
Opinion
The Legislature in making the rule that a deed recorded two years should be conclusive, did not design to leave parties without the means of testing it in the mean time. The remedy they provided was held void in Waldby v. Callendar. There is no other adequate remedy, and we think the whole statute was' designed to go together; so that, the remedy failing, the whole provision falls with it.
Judgment reversed, with costs, and a new trial ordered.
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