Directions for Drawing Abstracts of Title: With Observations on the Necessity of Requiring a Sixty Years Title, Notwithstanding the Recent Statute of Limitations; Together with a Collection of Precedents, Whereby a Young Man May Gain Sufficient Knowledge

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What an Abstract is.] An abstract of title is defined by Mr. Stewart to be a statement of the documents and evidence relating to certain parti culat premises, in which all that is necessary to enable counsel to judge upon the validity of the title is given at length, and all that is immaterial is retrenched. 3 Stewart's Conv. L.

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