Miller v. Beardslee

In this cause the bill was filed by a sister and one of four heirs at law of Alice Smith, deceased, to cancel a deed of real estate, executed by Alice to two of her heirs and recorded after her death. The court, after a hearing upon the merits, dismissed the bill. Complainant, appellant, contends that for two reasons this decree was erroneous: First, because when the deed was delivered it contained no sufficient description of the premises intended to be conveyed; second, the deed was not so delivered by the grantor as to pass or evidence the passing of title. The material facts are not in…