Steele v. Taylor
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The opinion in this cause contains a sufficient statement of its 'history, to enable us to perceive the application of the points and authorities cited. It was an appeal from an order of the District Court of Ramsey County, in Chancery. The following are the points and authorities relied upon by the Appellants’ Counsel: First. The said order appealed from was improperly granted, for the reason that all the grounds on which it was asked were untrue and insufficient.
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The opinion in this cause contains a sufficient statement of its 'history, to enable us to perceive the application of the points and authorities cited. It was an appeal from an order of the District Court of Ramsey County, in Chancery. The following are the points and authorities relied upon by the Appellants’ Counsel: First. The said order appealed from was improperly granted, for the reason that all the grounds on which it was asked were untrue and insufficient. Second. . The evident object for which said order was asked, and the only effect it could have, was to carry out and consummate a…
1Opinion of the Court
*278 By the Oowrt
Chateield, J.
The bill in this case was filed by the complainant against the Defendant Arnold W. Taylor* to enforce the specific performance of the condition of a bond executed by Taylor to the complainant; such bond being conditioned (among other things) for the conveyance to complainant by Taylor, of certain real property therein described.
The Defendant Taylor answered the bill, contesting the complainants’ equitable title to the property and his right to have such specific performance..
Pending these proceedings between the complainant and Taylor, certain other parties obtained…
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