Reeves v. . Miller
183 S.E. 294, 209 N.C. 362, 1936 N.C. LEXIS 481
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Reeves v. . Miller, 183 S.E. 294, 209 N.C. 362, 1936 N.C. LEXIS 481 (N.C. 1936).
Opinion
It is unnecessary to consider the exceptions discussed in defendant’s brief, as the deed attacked by the plaintiffs in this action appears on its face to be a deed of gift, and was not registered within two years as required by C. S., 3315.
The deed was therefore void. Booth v. Hairston, 195 N. C., 8.
No error.
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