Minor v. Edwards & Price
Supreme Court of Missouri
ERROR to Cole Circuit Court. 1. That by the statute of this State, the bond sued on is assignable, and that the plaintiff, as the assignee thereof, has the same right to sue thereon for the debt therein mentioned, as the assignor had, in his own name.
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ERROR to Cole Circuit Court. 1. That by the statute of this State, the bond sued on is assignable, and that the plaintiff, as the assignee thereof, has the same right to sue thereon for the debt therein mentioned, as the assignor had, in his own name. Digest, p. 190, sec. 2. 2. That the proviso in the bond that the money therein specified was payable upon the making and tendering a good and sufficient deed to said Edwards, conveying to him a clear title in fee simple to said lotg of ground, is a stipulation or proviso made by said Edwards and Price for the ¡protection and benefit of said…
1Opinion of the Court
McBride, J.,
delivered the opinion of the Gourt..
Minor brought an action- o£ debt in the Cole Circuit Court against-Edwards and Price upon the following instrument of writing, to-wit:
$1390. Twelve months after date, we, or either of us, promise to pay Henry P. Paulsel, Jacob Paulsel' and Joseph Boggs, the sum of thirteen, hundred and ninety dollars, being the- purchase money for the following *673lots of ground in the City of Jefferson, county of Cole and State of Missouri, to-wit: out lots number fifty-four, (54) containing twenty acres; number seventy-one, (71) containing eighteen acres and…
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