Patten v. Moore
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
In Equity. The material facts appearing by the bill, answers and proofs, sufficiently appear from the opinion of the court, delivered by
1Opinion of the CourtBell, J.
On the 13th of November, 1848, the complainant sold to William Moore, 2d, and William P. Gage, all the wood *383and timber on a lot of land in Bedford, to be removed in five years, and executed to them a bill of sale of the property, under seal. On the same day the purchasers executed to the complainant a mortgage, in the usual form of mortgages of personal property, of the same wood and timber, to secure the purchase money, $5000, payable in five years, with interest annually. This instrument was> sealed and delivered by the mortgagors, and had the usual form of the oath required by law, with a…
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