Cox v. Price
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from corporation court of Bristol; Rhea, Judge. Action by C. B. Price, trustee, against George W. Miles and others. George W. Miles filed across bill. Prom a judgment in his favor, the other parties appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtHarrison, J.
In this case the original suit was brought to subject a certain lot of land to the payment of purchase money due thereon to C. B. Price, trustee, the vendor, from George W. Miles, Jr., his vendee, it being secured by vendor’s lien reserved in the deed from Price, trustee, to Miles. After the purchase by Miles, he conveyed the lot to John I. Cox, trustee, for the benefit of said Cox and four other persons, and made him a deed reserving the vendor’s lien to secure unpaid purchase money.
The original bill, filed by C. B. Price, trustee, the first vendor, sets forth his sale to Miles, and the sale…
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