Vance v. House's Heirs
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Ewing
In 1830, Robert G. Vance sold and conveyed to Simeon House, a tract of 111 acres of land, in the^county of Jefferson, lying on the Turnpike road fort, for $1,150, payable in instalment from the date. House executed to V$ upon the land, to secure the payment tion, and was put into possession. Ini House on a note for $425, which had bt was made to embrace two of the instalme before fallen due, and iecovered judgment and fired out execution thereon, and had the same levied on the land sold to House, and purchased the greater part of it in satisfaction of his execution, at less than two thirds of…
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