Hampton v. Webster
Nebraska Supreme Court
Error from the district court of York county. Tried below before Bates, J.
1Opinion of the CourtNorval, J.
In Marc'h, 1893, William H. Holden and Prank C. Webster were the owners of certain real estate in York county, which they traded to John Hampton for lot 10, block 40, in David Oity. Warranty deeds for the respective tracts were executed and delivered, the grantee mentioned in the deed to the York county land being Matilda Hampton, wife of the 'said John Hampton. Holden and Webster insist that I-Iaanpton, to induce the exchange of properties, falisely represented that he was the absolute owner in fee of said lot 10; that the same was free from all liens and incumbrances; that he had a perfect…
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