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McCaskill ( 1919 ) 111 S. C. 516 , 99 S. E. 108 , that parol evidence was admissible to show what land was included in the home tract of the grantor's father . The court held that parol evidence to show that the grantor intended to ...
McCaskill ( 1919 ) 111 S. C. 516 , 99 S. E. 108 , that parol evidence was admissible to show what land was included in the home tract of the grantor's father . The court held that parol evidence to show that the grantor intended to ...
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178 , that parol evidence of the facts and circumstances surrounding the parties to the deed at the time of its execution were admissible to determine to which plat the language in the deed referred . Also , where a deed conveying ...
178 , that parol evidence of the facts and circumstances surrounding the parties to the deed at the time of its execution were admissible to determine to which plat the language in the deed referred . Also , where a deed conveying ...
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was held that the description contained a patent ambiguity , and that parol evidence was not admissible to supply what was omitted in the description . Said the court : “ There were no ambiguous terms in this deed , nothing to interpret ...
was held that the description contained a patent ambiguity , and that parol evidence was not admissible to supply what was omitted in the description . Said the court : “ There were no ambiguous terms in this deed , nothing to interpret ...
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