Anderson v. Foulke
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Court of Chancery. At March term 1822, a decree of the court of chancery was passed in a cause, then, depending in that court, between Andrews and Williams,mmplainants, against Asher Foulke, and others, defendants, directing that the real estate of Stephen Scotton, deceased, or so much thereof as should be necessary, be sold for the payment of the claim of the complainants, and of such other debts of the deceased as should be established to the satisfaction…
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Appeal from the Court of Chancery. At March term 1822, a decree of the court of chancery was passed in a cause, then, depending in that court, between Andrews and Williams,mmplainants, against Asher Foulke, and others, defendants, directing that the real estate of Stephen Scotton, deceased, or so much thereof as should be necessary, be sold for the payment of the claim of the complainants, and of such other debts of the deceased as should be established to the satisfaction of the chancellor, Asher Foulke was appointed trustee to make the sale, and directed to give bond, &e. and after giving…
1Opinion of the CourtStephen, J.
On the 13th of January 1826, Asher Foulks, the appellee in this cause, filed.his petition against the appellant in the court of chancery, in which he stated, that on or about the 26th of February 1822, a certain George Andrews and Ennion Williams, filed their bill of complaint in the court of chancery, in which they stated, that Andrews contracted to purchase of Williams part of a tract of land in Anne-Arundel county, called Duvall’s Delight, for $2,100, which sum, it was admitted, was paid by Andrews to Williams That Andrews contracted to sell the said, land to a certain Stephen Scotton for…
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