Holmes v. Seaman

Ames, C.

For an expressed consideration of $6,000, tbe defendant, William T. Seaman, conveyed to the plaintiff Holmes an improved Omaha city lot, by a deed of general warranty subject to a mortgage lien for $2,500, which the grantee assumed and agreed to pay. In full payment of the pur*301chase price, Holmes at the same time conveyed to Seaman 13 outlying lots, known as “Baker Addition” lots, subject to a mortgage lien on 9 of them to secure the personal obligation of Holmes, which Seaman, by a stipulation in the deed,- assumed and agreed to pay and which he after-wards did pay and cause to be…