Lahy v. Holland
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeals from Montgomery county court. The first of these cases, No. 18, was an action of covenant, originally instituted by Solomon Holland, against the appellants, on the agreement belo w. Solomon dying before the pleadings were completed, the appellee, Nathan Holland, as his administrator, appeared to the suit, which was continued in his name, for the use of Reuben Summers.
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Appeals from Montgomery county court. The first of these cases, No. 18, was an action of covenant, originally instituted by Solomon Holland, against the appellants, on the agreement belo w. Solomon dying before the pleadings were completed, the appellee, Nathan Holland, as his administrator, appeared to the suit, which was continued in his name, for the use of Reuben Summers. “ We have rented, for one year, commencing on the 16th day of the present month, and to end on the 16th day of August, 1831, of Richard Smith and Solomon Holland, trustee of Anna Maria Wilson, the mill, in Montgomery…
1Opinion of the Court · FrickFrick, J.
Action of covenant instituted by the appellee against the appellant.
The agreement upon which this action is brought, is set forth in the declaration, and recites, that the appellants “had rented of Richard Smith, and Solomon Holland, trustee of Anna M. Wilson, for one year, a mill called c Cabin John Mill,’’ for which they were to pay $150 to Richard Smith, and $150 to Solomon Holland, trustee of Anna M. Wilson, or such other-trustee of A. M. Wilson as maybe lawfully appointed; the said sums to be paid in fourth parts, in quarterly payments, recoverable by distress or otherwise, by said…
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