Greenman v. Harvey

This was a suit brought by defendant in error, in the Christian circuit court, against plaintiffs in error, for the assignment of dower in the premises described on the petition. It alleges that in October, 1865, Thomas Harvey bargained to sell the south half of lot thirteen, in block one, in the town of Pana, to Greenman and Dowling, and gave to them a bond for a conveyance on payment of the purchase money; that Harvey died before payment was made, and no deed was executed; that after their purchase, they entered into possession, and had occupied the premises until the bill was filed; that…