Wingate v. Hamilton
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Clay Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtPerkins, J.
Bill in chancery, under the old practice, for the specific performance of the condition of a bond reading as follows:
*74« Know all men that I, William R. Hamilton, of the county of Peoria, state of Illinois, do hereby bind myself, my heirs, &c., to make unto Robert M. Wingate, of Clay county, Indiana, a good and sufficient warranty deed to the following lots in Bowling- Green, Clay county, Indiana, viz.: Out-lots numbers one and twenty-seven, on the plat of said town. Also, lots numbers eight, and three, and four, in block number six; and lot number five in block number three.
“ Now, the above…
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