Schoolcraft v. Campbell
6 Blackf. 481
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Bluebook
Schoolcraft v. Campbell, 6 Blackf. 481 (Ind. 1843).
Opinion
A CONVEYANCE of land situate in H. county was executed in Gr. county, both counties being in this State, and was acknowledged before a justice of the peace of Gr. county, a certificate of the clerk of the Circuit Court of the latter county being attached as the statute requires. Held, that the conveyance was legally executed.
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