Peelman v. Peelman

Bill by the plaintiff against the defendants to compel a specific performance of a contract to convey land. The defendants are the heirs at law of Christopher Peelman, deceased.

The contract sued on is a title-bond, executed by Christopher Peelman in his life-time to John Peelman, the plaintiff, whereby he, Christopher, bound himself in the penalty of 300 dollars to make a deed to the said John Peelman for forty acres of land (describing it) so soon as he, John, shall have made a deed to a certain other tract of land agreeably to a bond given to one John Turner, and lifted said bond. This bond…