Flannery v. Flannery
Supreme Court of Vermont
Bill in Chancery. Heard on the pleadings, master’s report and exceptions thereto, September Term, 1884, Taft, Chancellor.
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Bill in Chancery. Heard on the pleadings, master’s report and exceptions thereto, September Term, 1884, Taft, Chancellor. It was adjudged that a decree be entered for the orator; that defendant Edward Flannery make proper conveyance of the lands to the orator on payment of the sum found due him; that in determining the amount due, the accounts due from each party to the-other be adjusted annually, and the payments applied at the time when made, and simple interest cast upon the balance. The notes that Edward Flannery gave and assumed when the property in controversy was deeded to him are in…
1Opinion of the Court
*578The opinion of the Court was delivered by -
Veazey, J.
Three different parcels of land were purchased for the orator, two by himself and one by the defendant Edward, one piece in 18G4, one in 1869,'and one in 1872. All the deeds were made to Edward, in accordance with an agreement between him and the orator, for the purpose of securing him, Edward, for such sums as he might pay and such liability as he might assume in said purchases, and the further agreement that Edward should convey said parcels to the orator upon payment by him of what Edward had paid and assumed in the purchase. At the time…
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