Webb v. Sweeney
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Perry Circuit Court; JE. M. Swan, Judge. Action by Louise Sweeney against John M. Webb. From a judgment for defendant on his cross-complaint, the defendant appeals, asserting that the judgment is too small.
1Opinion of the CourtWiley, P. J.
December 26, 1896, appellant-and appellee entered into a contract in writing, whereby the latter agreed to convey to the former certain real estate upon conditions named. The consideration appellant was to pay was $100, for which he executed three notes. He paid one of said notes, amounting to $34, and took possession of the real estate. He made valuable improvements thereon, but refused to pay the balance of the purchase price, on the ground that appellee did not have, and could not convey to him, a good title.- After occupying the real estate for some time, and after having made valuable…
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