Hunt v. Gower
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Klugh, J., Greenville, January, 1908. Action by T. F. Hunt against T. C. Gower. From Circuit decree, defendant appeals. 'No citations. cite: The proceedings to construe mil was in equity: 2 Rich. Eq., 321; 64 Am. St. R., 834; 5 Rich. Eq., 327; 3 S. C., 546; 22 S. C., 77.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Woods.
By a contract dated 4th March, 1907, plaintiff, T. E. Hunt, agreed to make the defendant, T. C. Gower, a good fee simple title to a tract of land described in the complaint, free from all liens and contingencies, for six thousand dollars. Defendant, having paid one thousand dollars and entered into- possession under the contract, declined to accept the title and pay the remainder of the purchase money on the ground that plaintiff could not make a good fee simple title, free from liens and encumbrances. Thereupon the plaintiff…
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