Bethell v. . McKinney

On 5 April, 1912, the defendants executed a contract to sell to the plaintiff “the farm known as the J. T. McKinney place, lying on the Reidsville-Lawsonville road, about 2 miles from Reidsville, N. 0., at the price of $8,000, including the crop now on said land, said farm containing 375 acres, more or less,” and stipulated, “the deed to be executed to said Bethell is to contain the usual covenants of warranty and the property relieved of any and all encumbrances now subsisting. Said land adjoins C. H. Overman, Mrs. John Harrison, W. O. Harris, and others.”'

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