Renn v. Whitehurst
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtBrowning, J.
*362Mrs. Renn, who was a defendant in the trial court, acquired by purchase in 1933, from Bertha R. Barclay and husband, a lot, and residence thereon, at the town of Virginia Beach, which was a part of a subdivision called “Ubermeer”, which was a development, by lots, streets and ways, with town conveniences, of a tract of land containing some 131 acres.
There were two maps or plats of this subdivision which were recorded in the appropriate deed books. The first was vacated by a deed of vacation of June 1914, but the second was retained and adhered to, as a muniment of title, and bears date, June,…
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