In Gordon v. Haywood, 2 N.H. 402, the phrase "quit... all my right and title" in a deed was construed as the equivalent of "sell" or "release" and to be sufficient to pass title to the land in question.
Summary of this case from Allen v. BoykinNo. 74-1745.
April 18, 1975.
Interlocutory appeal from Circuit Court, Palm Beach County; Marvin Mounts, Jr., Judge.
Affirmed.
In Gordon v. Haywood, 2 N.H. 402, the phrase "quit... all my right and title" in a deed was construed as the equivalent of "sell" or "release" and to be sufficient to pass title to the land in question.
Summary of this case from Allen v. BoykinFull title:STATE OF FLORIDA, APPELLANT, v. GORDON EDWARD HAYWOOD AND LONNIE…
Court:District Court of Appeal of Florida, Fourth District
Date published: Apr 18, 1975
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