Executors of Liddell v. Rucker

The plaintiffs, in their capacity of testamentary executors of Moses Liddell’s estate, sue for the recovery of the last, installment of the price of a plantation, sold by the deceased Moses Liddell to the defendants.

It consisted of two distinct tracts, one the principal plantation, the other wooded, and plaintiff agreed in the act of sale to give the right of way or passage from the one tract to the other.

Plaintiffs have purchased the right of way, consisting of the space of thirty feet, over the Loisel tract, which intervenes between the main plantation and the land of plaintiff, and…