Beasley v. Gillespie
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION of the Court, by
Judge LogaN.'
This was an action of covenant founded on a writing for the conveyance of a ceidain tract of land, whereon the obligor had formerly resided, in the county of Wayne, containing 150 acres of military land, and also SO acres adjoining thereto, of head right land, with a general warranty, to be made whenever the last payment of the stipulated price was made, and the obligee should thereafter apply at the residence of the obligor for his deed, under the penalty of POOL The usual and proper aver-ments are set forth in the declaration ; and the defendant pleaded…
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