Dillett v. Kemble
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On final hearing on pleadings and proofs.
1Opinion of the Court
The Chancellor.
One of the tiro points made in this cause, and which were ■argued very elaborately before me, was passed upon by the late ■Chancellor, as appears by bis opinion in Dillett v. Kemble, 8 C. E. Green 58. He there held that the complainant had no ■ title U> relief on the ground of mistake. I fully concur in that opinion. The complainant’s mix,take was the result of culpable negligence. He took the title to land he had purchased, paid the consideration money, and built upon the property, before lie discovered that it was “subject to the lien of the judgment, the payment of which the…
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