Beyland v. Sewell
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 89 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM CAMPBELL CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— 2 Bush, 90 ; Long vs. Burke. Story’s Equity, secs. 1224, 1226. 1 Seh. Lefr., 135; Hughes vs. Kearney. 2 Ball Beattie, 514; Saunders vs. Leslie. 15 Ves., 340; Mackreth vs. Symmons. Adams’ Equity, pp. 128, 129. 3 Met., 285; Muhling vs. Sattler. 2 Black., 458 ; Chilton vs. Braden. 5 J. J. M., 323; Richardson vs. Baker. I Dana, 576 ; Galloway vs. Hamilton.
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CASE 89 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM CAMPBELL CIRCUIT COURT. CITED— 2 Bush, 90 ; Long vs. Burke. Story’s Equity, secs. 1224, 1226. 1 Seh. Lefr., 135; Hughes vs. Kearney. 2 Ball Beattie, 514; Saunders vs. Leslie. 15 Ves., 340; Mackreth vs. Symmons. Adams’ Equity, pp. 128, 129. 3 Met., 285; Muhling vs. Sattler. 2 Black., 458 ; Chilton vs. Braden. 5 J. J. M., 323; Richardson vs. Baker. I Dana, 576 ; Galloway vs. Hamilton. II Gill John., 103 ; Green vs. Fowler. 10 Yerg., 186; High vs. Batte. ' 1 Met., 293 ; Chambers vs. Keen. 1 Mon., 43, 44; McGlanahan vs. Chambers. CITED— 5 Lit., 194; Brinker…
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE ROBERTSON
delivered the opinion of the court:
To avoid the hazards to vendors and vendees of land resulting from constructive waivers of the implied liens of the common law, and to sub-purchasers, from questions of such lien, and of notice, the statute law of Kentucky, repudiating all such liens, provides, that “ where any real estate shall be hereafter conveyed, and the purchase money,.or any part thereof, shall remain unpaid at the time of the conveyance, the grantor shall not thereby have a lien for the same unless it be expressly stated in the deed what part of the consideration…
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