Hughes v. Thistlewood
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Sedgwick District Court. Action brought by Thistlewood against Hughes and two others, to compel the delivery of a certain deed. Trial by the court at the March term, 1887, and judgment for the plaintiff. The defendants bring the case to this court.. The'opinion states the facts.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
JOHNSTON, J.:
This was an action to compel the delivery of a deed. It seems that on June 4, 1886, John J. Hughes, who owned real estate in Wichita, and on which he and his family resided, sold the same through an agent, to P. J. Thistlewood for $4,750, and out of that sum the broker was to retain $143.75 as his commission. On that day a deed was executed by Hughes and wife conveying the property to Thistlewood, which deed was taken by John J. Hughes from his home and presented to the purchaser, who made an individual draft on his house in New York for…
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