Carver v. Williams
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Madison Court of Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtPerkins, J.
Suit upon a promissory note.
Answer in two paragraphs—
1. That the note was,obtained by fraud.
2. That it .was given upon the purchase of a lot of ground; that at the purchase, a bond was given for a deed on payment of the note; and that the obligor had no title, &c. The bond was neither filed nor copied.
Reply — 1. Denial of the fraud. 2. Admitting that the note was given on the purchase of the lot mentioned, and that a bond was given; and averring that the obligor could convey, on payment of the note, such a title as he undertook to convey in his said bond.”
Thereupon, the defendant moved that…
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