Dorsey v. Dorsey's Lessee
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Error to Jlnne-Arundel County Court. Ejecttaent brought on the 8th of July 1805, for a tract of land called Chew’s Vineyard, From the case stated it appears, that Samuel Dorsey, by the will of bis father, was seized of an estate tail in the land in dispute, which is part of a tract called Chew’s Vineyard.
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Error to Jlnne-Arundel County Court. Ejecttaent brought on the 8th of July 1805, for a tract of land called Chew’s Vineyard, From the case stated it appears, that Samuel Dorsey, by the will of bis father, was seized of an estate tail in the land in dispute, which is part of a tract called Chew’s Vineyard. That being so seized, he, on the 25th of May 1777, entered into an agreement with John Dorsey for the sale or it, and on that day gave his bond in the'penalty of ¿£3000, conditioned for anee of the land to him, by metes and bounds. That S. Dorsey died in September 1777, not having conveyed…
1Opinion of the Court
The Court quashed the writ of error, it having been sued out after three years had elapsed from the time of the rendition of the judgment.
-WRIT OF ERROR-QUASHED;;
2Cited by1 opinion
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