Smead v. Lampher
Supreme Court of Vermont
Appeal in Chancery. Heard on tbe pleadings and master’s report, at tbe April Term, 1912, Windham County, Fish, Chancellor. Decree dissolving the injunction restraining the defendant from prosecuting his suit at law against the orator to recover the money paid on the purchase price, rescinding the contract between the parties, and adjudging that the orator pay the defendant $656.15 with costs of this suit and of said suit at law. The orator appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtWatson, J.
Before and on October 13, 1910, the orator lived in Wardsboro, this State, and was the owner of real estate there located, and described in the master’s report, it being his farm and homestead, also of the personal property enumerated therein, on said farm. At the same time, the defendant lived in Manorville, on Long Island, in the State of New York, and owned certain real estate there.
On the day named, at the orator’s said farm, the orator and the defendant entered into a verbal contract whereby the orator agreed to sell and convey his real estate and personal property above mentioned to the…
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