Humphrey v. Thorn

Complaint by appellant, to enforce a vendor’s lien against certain lands.

No question is presented upon the pleadings.

Verdict and judgment against the appellant. He appeals to this court, and insists that the vei’dict is contrary to the evidence and contrary to law, and, by a amotion for a new trial, has presented these questions for our consideration.

There is no serious conflict in the evidence; it proves the following facts beyond any fair ground of dispute:

In March, 1873, the appellant sold to George Thorn a certain farm, for the consideration of four thousand eight hundred dollars, four…