Jennings v. Crider
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 82 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM OLDHAM CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— 6 Dana, 168 ; Blisor vs. Scott. 3 B. M., 50; Burks vs. Chrisman. Civil Code, sections 728, 729. 2 Revised Statutes, 398. 12 B. Mon., 361-2.
1Opinion of the Court
J UDGE HARDIN
delivered the opinion oe the court :
About the first of November, 1864, A. Murdock and William Jennings sold to G. I. Todd a lot of ground with a steam mill thereon, situate on the Ohio river, near the town of Westport, in Oldham county, at the price of two thousand seven hundred dollars, payable as follows : two hundred and fifty dollars cash, and for two thousand dollars Todd assumed and agreed to pay two notes to Jones, of one thousand each, given by Murdock and Jennings for the property, and secured by a lien upon it; and for the residue of five hundred dollars, Todd gave a…
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