Long v. Dixon
Indiana Supreme Court
Erom the Greene Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBiddle, J.
Complaint by appellees against appellants, in four paragraphs. The first is a special paragraph to *353recover the purchase-money for one-fifteenth, undivided part of certain lands, sold and conveyed. The second is similar to the first. The third is in the form of a common count for five hundred walnut trees. The fourth' is a common count for the sale and conveyance of the same lands described in the first count. Demurrers were sustained to the second and third paragraphs, but no question arising upon either of these is brought here. Demurrers, for a defect of parties defendants, and for want of…
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