Williams v. Frybarger
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Madison Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRoss, J.
The appellees, who are husband and wife, sued the appellant, alleging, in substance, that they purchased of him certain real estate in Morgan county, Indiana, which was conveyed by appellant to the appellee, Hannah P. Frybarger, by warranty deed; that at the time of the purchase the real estate was in the possession of a tenant, hut that the appellant, to induce the *559appellee to make the purchase, represented that he had made an agreement with the tenant whereby he could give appellees immediate and peaceable possession; that these representations were false, that appellant had made no such…
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