Lampkin v. Long

In 1951 the appellants bought certain land from the appellee, the conveyance being by warranty deed. More than three years later this action for breach of warranty was brought by the purchasers, who asserted that the seller did not have title to one third of the property sold. The defendant answered with a general denial and a plea of limitations. The case, tried without a jury, was submitted upon an agreed statement of facts. The court entered judgment for the defendant, but the record does not indicate the ground on which the decision was reached.

It is admitted that the plaintiffs bought…