Cox v. Boyd
Supreme Court of Alabama
.Appeal from the Chancery Cotirt of Macon. Heard before the Hon. James-B. Clark.
1Opinion of the CourtR. W. Walker, J.
The case made by the bill-is t-as follows : In December, 1853, T. W.- Smith & Co. sold - certain lands, on credit, to John R. Richardson, who gave - his two-notes for the purchase-money, and received from, the vendors a bond to/make titles upon'the payment of the .-purchase-money. Richardson went into possession under this purchase, and paid one of the--'--notes at its maturity. The other note, which was for $1080,-and due December 25, 1854, remained unpaid. - After tbe maturity of this .-note, namely, on the 14th Februs&'y, 1855, the complainant purchased the lands above mentioned, together…
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