29 Ohio St. 181 | Ohio | 1876
We agree with the court below, both in holding that the acknowledgment of the wife was in due- and legal form, and also in holding that this form of acknowledgment does not cast such a cloud upon the title, or render its legality so doubtful as to justify the defendant in refusing to execute the contract.
Nor do we think the court erred in overruling the second ground of defense. There was no question of fact in regard to plaintiff’s title. It was a mere question of law — a question as to the construction of a statute. It will never do to say that a doubt in such a ease, however honestly enter
Motion overruled.