Greene v. McDonald
Supreme Court of Vermont
Bill in Chancery to foreclose a mechanic’s lien or have tbe orators’ claim declared a charge. Heard upon the pleadings and a master’s report at the September Term, 1896, Franklin County.
1Opinion of the CourtMunson, J.
In January, 1881, certain sums were subscribed by different persons for the purpose of purchasing the Tremont House premises, and giving suitable title thereto to James McDonald, Jr., doing business under the name of The Glens Falls Shirt Company; which subscriptions were upon condition that Oscar A. Burton, E. *373A. Sowles, and bis wife Margaret B. Sowles, should convey the property to George W. Foster,' trustee for said McDonald, pending the fulfillment of certain conditions imposed upon the said McDonald and recited in the subscription agreement; such agreement also providing that in case of…
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