Stewart v. Redditt, 1852
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This case is about slaves or slavery.

Year: 1852
Citation: 3 Md. 67
Jurisdiction: Maryland
People: Phillis, Charles, Flora
Short Summary: Dealing with declerations of a grantor in a deed for sale of slaves made after the deed's execution. Holding that declerations made after the execution of a deed in order to prove insanity must clearly prove that the party was insane and furthermore that a party can not claim that they themselves are insane; naked and unsupported witness claims as to the same are also not admissible.
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Full name: James A. Stewart, Adm’r of Sarah Seward, vs. James Redditt
Court: Court of Appeals of Maryland

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