Marston v. Osgood

The levying creditor’s conveyance of the-land with -warranty was competent and sufficient evidence of his acceptance of seizin.

The defendant was in equity entitled to a conveyance upon the performance of his part of the contract. He owned an interest in the land. P. S., c. 233, s. 19; Edgerly v. Sanborn, 6 N. H. 397, 399. Of this interest his possession of the premises was-constructive notice. Pritchard v. Brown, 4 N. H. 397; Cutting v. Pike, 21 N. H. 347. His equitable right to a conveyance was not affected by the levy. Under it the creditor took the legal estate, subject to the equitable…