Miller v. Kemp

George S. Kemp agreed in writing to buy from John M. Miller, Jr., the residence and three lots, corner Seminary and Melrose avenue, Richmond, provided the title should be free from valid objections. Objections were made to the title, for the reasons hereafter stated. Miller then filed his bill praying for specific performance, to which Kemp filed his answer, in which he asked for a declaratory judgment as to his rights; prayed that his answer might be treated as a cross bill; averred that certain judgments against one J. R. Paschall are liens on an undivided one-half of the land he had agreed…