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Section 73-6-14 - Petition; deed made to defeat.
73-6-14. [Petition; deed made to defeat.]
Any deed made for the purpose of establishing or defeating the prayer of said petition, and not made in good faith and for a valuable consideration shall be taken and held to be a fraud, and the grantee therein shall not be considered as the owner of the land described therein.
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