Combs v. Tarlton's Administrators
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
From the Circuit Court for Franklin County.
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Underwood
delivered the Opinion of the Court in this case, on the 96th of April last: upon which a petition for a re^ hearing was presented, which is now overruled.
Combs bound himself to convey fifty two acres of land to Tarlton, upon the determination of a suit then pending between Martin Nall and Samuel Johnson. The title was in Nall. Combs claimed under a contract with *465Walker, who claimed under Fenwick, who, by contract with Nall, claimed four hundred acres, of which the said fifty two were part.
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