Snevily v. Egle
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
ERROit to the Common Pleas of Dauphin county. This was an action of covenant by the executors of William Egle against John Snevily. The facts of the case and errors assigned are fully stated in the opinion of the court. The cause was arguea by
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Htjston, J.
William Egle, in his lifetime, entered into articles of agreement to sell to John Snevily a lot or piece of ground in the borough of Harrisburg, being 26 feet on Front street, 106 feet on Mulberry street, 26 feet by a 4-feet alley, and 106 feet to Front street, &c., &c.; to make a good title, clear of encumbrances, &c., on 1st April 1839, and then give possession; and John Snevily agreed and covenanted, at or before the execution and delivery of the deed, to pay #3000.
This was an action of covenant to recover the purchase money.
William Egle…
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