Yopp v. . Aman
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtBabNHIll, J.
The controversy in this cause grows out of a lappage in the descriptions contained in two old deeds — one dated 10 August, 1874, which is the source of title of the Dixon tract owned by the defendant, and the other dated 1 February, 1872 — -which is the source of title of the French tract conveyed by the defendant to the plaintiff.
The one question presented to us for determination in plaintiff’s brief is as follows: “Is there any evidence of mutual mistake herein?” All of plaintiff’s exceptions are directed to this question. If there was no mutual mistake then the defendant’s deed is binding…
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