Legal Opinion

Campbell v. Miller

Indiana Superior Court

Decided July 1, 1873PublishedCited by 1 opinion

1Opinion of the CourtNewcomb, J.

J. — Campbell sued Miller on the following instrument:

“ Mr. A. R. Miller. — I will give my lot on Pennsylvania .street, and will assume, an incumbrance of four thousand dollars on lot No. 4, in Adamson’s sub-division, in the city of Indianapolis, and will pay the $28.00 interest that is now due on the $400 note to the State of Indiana, you paying the interest that is now due on the $3,600, (being $360,) for your house and lot, situated at No. 331 North Pennsylvania street. You assume my taxes and street improvements for 1870, and I will do the same on yours, and will take possession of your…

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