Craig v. McBride's Heirs
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appear from the Woodford Circuit. Trusts. Subsequent purchasers. Notice. Parties. Pleading. Chancery. Case 4.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Marshall
In 1835, McBride filed this bill against James Cunningham and John P. Ci’aig, alleging that in January, 1821, he purchased, by executory contract, from W. White, the authorized attorney of Cunningham, the in*10terest of the latter in a tract of 1,091 acres of land in Woodford county, patented in 1786, to Anne Cunningham, the mother of said James, for which he was to pay three dollars an acre for the interest of said James, in so much of the. tract as should be saved from other ■claims, and to pay the costs of the suits then depending therefor in the Woodford Circuit Court; that the interest of…
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