Weigley's administrators v. Weir
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
In Error. ERROR to the Iand county. Court of Common Pleas Of Westmore1
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by 1 *
_ Duncan J.
The plaintiff below, Robert Weir, declared in assumpsit. The first count was for 500 dollars, the price of a tract of land, sold by him to Joseph Weigley. The second, for money had and received. The third, states a special agreement. It recites, that disputes and controversies had arisen between the said Robert, and one Patrick MiCorirá, respecting the title of a tract of land, situated on both sides of the path, leading from Brackins, near Mi Candles, in Wheatfield Township, Indiana county, claimed by the.said Robert, and the titles and…
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