Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Clarion County October 19, 1891, No. 1 (Shields v. Delo)
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United States · · · 19-10-1891
Opinion,
Mb. Justice Gbeen:
The deed from George P. Delo, the plaintiff’s testator, to D. M. Delo, the defendant, is an absolute deed in fee-simple, and passed to the grantee every possible interest of the grantor in the land, and all its buildings, improvements, and appurtenances. No estate whatever in the premises granted remained in the grantor.
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