Mason v. Chambers
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
.From, the Montgomery Circuit Court, the Hon. E. Short- :*■ ridge sole Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Coukt,
Mills.
THE plaintiff and defendant in error, on the 1st day of May 1818, entered into articles of agreement, which, omitting its formal parts and recitals, contains the lowing stipulations, to wit:
“ That the said Chambers hath this day sold to the said Mason, the tract or parcel of land he now lives on, supposed,to contain one hundred and ten acres, he the same more or less, for the price of thirty-five dollars per acre, thelfiyments to be made iti the following manner, to wit: Three hundred dollars to be paid in the month June, and the balance to be paid the 25th of…
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