Legal Opinion

White v. Romans

West Virginia Supreme Court

Decided April 9, 1887PublishedCited by 9 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

Snydee, Judge:

Action of trespass on the case brought in June, 1882, in the Circuit Court of Logan county by Thomas White and Chapman Williamson, plaintiffs, against Alexander Romans, defendant, to- recover damages for alleged breaches of a written contract. The declaration contains three counts.

The substance of the first count is, that the plaintiffs and defendant, on August 26th, 1881, entered into a contract in writing by which the defendant sold to the plaintiffs ail the Isom Romans land on Elk, Millstone and Pigeon creeks in said county and six yoke of cattle with their saw-log rigging,…

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