McGuffey v. Humes
Tennessee Supreme Court
Appeal from tlie Chancery Court of Knox County. January Term, 1885. W. B. Staley, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtEolkes, J.
This is a hill filed to recover upon the warranty contained in a deed made by Respondent Humes to Complainant'MeGuffey and his *27intestate, J. R. Johnson, conveying seven lots in the city of Knoxville for a recited consideration of $950, the receipt of which was acknowledged.
The deed contains a general covenant of warranty, and a special covenant to pay the purchase-money due by Humes to his vendor, McAnally.
Humes having failed to pay the purchase-money, the lots were sold under a vendor’s bill, brought by McAnally against Humes, the sale being confirmed in May, 1879.
The Chancellor decreed that…
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