Katz v. . Daughtrey

Stacy, C. J\,

after stating tbe case: The case turns on the question as to whether the defendant’s deed, which is prior in date of execution and registration to that of the plaintiff’s, is valid, either to pass title, or as color thereof.

That the deed is void for vagueness and uncertainty of description would seem to admit of no doubt. It fails to describe with certainty the property sought to be conveyed, and it contains no reference to anything extrinsic, which by recourse thereto is capable of making the description certain under the principle of id cerium est quod cerium reddi potest.…