Supreme Court of Arkansas December 6, 1902 (Neely v. Rembert)

Wood, J.

(after stating the facts.) The fact that Rembert began an inspection of the plantation before his purchase gives us pause. For, says Mr. Pomeroy, the plainest motives of expediency and justice require that such a one “should be charged with all the knowledge which he might have obtained had he pursued the inquiry to the end with diligence and completeness.