Burton v. Price
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtBuford, C.J.
In this case declaration was filed in two counts. The first count was a conventional declaration on breach of covenant of seizin. The second count was a conventional declaration on breach of covenant of warranty. Copy of the deed of conveyance in which the cov enants were contained was attached to the declaration and made a part thereof.
There was a demurrer to' the declaration which was sustained as to both counts. On demurrer being sustained plaintiff declined to amend his declaration and judgment was entered in favor of defendant to which writ of error was sued out. The covenants in the…
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