McDill Lessee v. McDill
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
1 U.S. 63
1 Dall. 63
1 L.Ed. 38
McDill Lessee
v.
McDill*
No. ____.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
April Term, 1782
1
A deed executed by two persons, with one was, and another ink seal, attested by one witness only, and merely proved by him before a justice, without being recorded was offered in evidence.
2
It was objected, that by the Act of Assembly, 1 St. Laws. 78. a Deed must be executed before, and be proved by, two witnesses; and that even that kind of proof was not to be received, unless the party was dead, or otherwise unable to appear and acknowledge the execution; which was not the case of the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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