Weart v. Rose
New Jersey Court of Chancery
The cause was heard upon the bill, answer, and proofs.
1Opinion of the Court
The Chancellor.
The defendant, by deed bearing date on the first of April, 1861, conveyed to the complainant, for *292the consideration of $11,600, a farm in the township of Ewing, described in the deed as “ containing about one hundred and fifteen acres of land.” By subsequent measurement, it was ascertained that the farm in fact contained but one hundred and eight acres and eighty-eight hundredths, or about six acres less than it was described in the deed to contain. The complainant gave his bond and mortgage for $5500, a part of the purchase money. The bill alleges that the price agreed to be…
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