Griffith v. Sands
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Denison
A demurrer to the complaint was sustained and judgment thereupon went for defendant. Plaintiff brings error. Both parties ask for a final decision on motion for supersedeas.
The complaint alleges that one James, plaintiff’s father, signed, sealed and acknowledged a deed which purported to convey certain land to plaintiff, hut died without actually delivering it to her. She concedes that a deed must he delivered to he valid, hut contends that the one in question was constructively delivered because of the following facts alleged in the complaint: “That
shortly before his death, he, the said John…
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