¶1In 1866 Adams conveyed a tract of land in Clackamas County to Austin Beebe and Susan Beebe, husband and wife, in fee; held, that A. B. and S. B. took an estate in entirety: Fisher v. Provin, 25 Mich. 347; Den v. Hardenberg, 5 Hals. 42; 18 Am. Dec. 271; Merbury v. Cole, 49 Md. 402; Meeker v. Wright, 76 N. Y. 273; I Bish. Mar. Wom. § 615; Geolet v. Gore, 31 Barb. 314; Hemingway v. Scales, 42 Miss. 1; S. C. 97 Am. Dec. 425.
23 Or. 4
Noblitt v. Beebe
Decided October 15, 1882
Oregon Supreme Court · decided 1882-10-15
Clackamas County. Defendant appeals. Suit by C. W. Noblitt against Charlotte Beebe to quiet title. A demurrer to the complaint was overruled, the title was quieted by decree, and defendant appeals.
Relies on Marburg v. Cole · Fisher v. Provin · Meeker v. . Wright
Cited in Bouvier (1914)’s definition of “Entirety”
Good law ✅— No negative treatment on recordhow we know
Affirmed · Decided 1882-10-15
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