Grimes v. Alsop

— Covenant on the warranties in a deed of bargain and sale. The declaration sets out a covenant of seisin, a covenant that the premises conveyed were free from incumbrance, and a covenant for quiet enjoyment; alleges that the defendant was not seised; that the premises were not free from incumbrance ; and that the defendant had not secured the plaintiff in the quiet enjoyment of the premises; and then avers that, at the time of the execution and delivery of the deed, there was an unsatisfied judgment against the defendant, on which an execution was afterwards issued, by virtue of which the…