Anshutz v. Miller
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Error to the District Court of Philadelphia: Of January Term 1875, No. 90. This was an action of covenant, brought February 21st 1874 by John P. Anshutz, Louisa M. Anshutz, his wife, Annie M. Miller, John Miller and Ann M. Miller, his wife, in her right against William H. Miller.
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Error to the District Court of Philadelphia: Of January Term 1875, No. 90. This was an action of covenant, brought February 21st 1874 by John P. Anshutz, Louisa M. Anshutz, his wife, Annie M. Miller, John Miller and Ann M. Miller, his wife, in her right against William H. Miller. A case stated was filed in the cause, setting out as follows:— “John E. Rorer died in 1870, seised of an undivided one-fourteenth part of certain coal lands, known as the Patterson tract, situate in Schuylkill county, which land he had inherited from his father. John E. Rorer, disposed of all his property, which…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Woodward
On the 13th of February 1874, the plaintiffs sold by articles of agreement to William fl. Miller, the defendant, one undivided fourteenth part of a tract of land in the county of Schuylkill. The agreement stipulated for a conveyance by the vendors to the purchasers’ of “a good, sufficient and marketable title.” The plaintiffs offered to execute and deliver a deed in fee simple in the usual form. On the allegation that the title was defective, the defendant refused to receive such a deed in execution of the contract. The claim of the plaintiffs to the property rests on'the last will and…
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