Taylor v. Patrick
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Ch. J. Edwards..-n-The The appellant exhibited his bill in chancery, in the Madison circuit court, praying to be relieved against a contractor compromise entered into between himself and the appellee, whereby he agreed to relinquish on his part a certain portion of his land to the appellee, in consideration of the ap-pellee engaging to relinquish a part of an entry which was supposed to interfere with the appellant’s claim, and which the appellee, in right of himself and wife, derived title to under Calloway, &c. and as ground of relief, suggests that bis mind was…
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