May's Executors v. Seymour
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion
The CiiieF Justice
delivered the following opinion of the court on the petition for a re-hearing:
The petition for a re-hearing sets forth several grounds therefor, which are herein considered.
It alleges among other things, that it is shown that Seymour rented from May twenty-live acres of land, and that before the death of May all the land except live acres had been restored to Mr. May, which five acres is sued for, that no fraud is shown by which Seymour was induced to sign the lease, either by the pleadings or the lease; but that it is shown that Seymour was fully informed of the contents of…
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- New v. WambachIndiana Supreme Court · 1873
- Ingersoll v. RoeNew York Supreme Court · 1873