Paradis v. Bancroft
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtGoodnow, J.
The first question raised by the defendant's exceptions concerns the finding and ruling of the Trial Court that in the absence of a special contract as to the nature of the title to be conveyed, the plaintiff is entitled to a marketable title. The defendant claims that'the only agreement she made was to convey the title she had. There is no evidence of conversations between the parties as to what sort of title was to be conveyed other than the testimony of one witness that the defendant said “she would furnish a deed” and the receipt given for the down payment refers only to the “transfer of…
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