Wilcox v. Waterman
113 Mass. 296
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Wilcox v. Waterman, 113 Mass. 296 (Mass. 1873).
Opinion
The conversation between one of the grantors and Osborn, after the deed had been delivered to the grantee and the purchase money paid by him, are not admissible against him to show that Osborn had no authority to deliver the deed.
Exceptions overruled.
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