Sieveking v. Litzler
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from tho Vanderburg Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtRay, J.
This was an action to rescind a contract for the purchase by the appellee of one-half interest in a portable saw-mill.
A demurrer was filed to the amended complaint, which was overruled; and this is presented as error in this court. As the appellee denies the accuracy of the abstract filed by the appellant, we have used the one furnished by himself.
The complaint charges, that the appellant, Sieveking, wilily contriving and intending to cheat and defraud the appellee out of his tract of land, hired one John "Wall, a sawyer, at the price of one hundred dollars, to assist him in the perpetration…
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