Fisher v. Wilson
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Clinton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtDavison, J.
Wilson, who was the plaintiff, brought an action against Fisher, alleging, in his complaint, these facts: On the 14th of March, 1860, the plaintiff sold, and by deed in fee simple conveyed to the defendant lots numbered 8 and 9, and block number 4, in Brooks’ addition to the town of Frankfort. And in-consideration of the sale and conveyance so made, the defendant then really bargained and sold, and agreed to convey to the plaintiff forthwith, certain lands in the county of Crawford, and State of Iowa, describing them. At the time of this contract, and as a part of it, the parties agreed that…
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