Simms v. Richardson

Carbwjeií sold to Johnson one Hundred and six acres of land, and gave his obligation to convey, « so soon as the purchase money was paid.” This bond •was afterwards assigned by Johnson to Pemberton, and by Pemberton to Simms. Previous, however, to either assignment, and whilst Johnson held the bond on Cardwell for a conveyance, he sold ten acres, part of the land, to Richardson, and executed to Richardson a bond for a conveyance thereof $ and this suit was brought by Richardson, in chancery, against Simms, Cardwell, Pemberton and Johnson, to obtain a conveyance to the ten acres purchased from…