Cain v. Fisher
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Berkeley" County. Bill by Ignatius Cain against J. T. Fisher and others. Decree for plaintiff, and J. T. Fisher appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
POFFENBARG-ER, JUDGE:
J. T. Fisher, a resident of Winchester, Virginia, obtained this appeal from a decree of the circuit court of Berkeley county, requiring him to pay to the plaintiff, Ignatius Cain, the sum of $363.00, with interest thereon from the first clay of October, 1903, as ■ damages sustained by the plaintiff, in consequence of a breach of a covenant of special warranty in a deed, by which Fisher had conveyed to Cain a certain lot in the town of Elkins, in Randolph county, said sum being the purchase money of said lot with interest thereon to the date of the decree. The jurisdiction…
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