Robinson v. Murphy
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Howard Circuit Court.-
1Opinion of the CourtDowney, J.
This was an action by Murphy against Robinson for a breach of the covenant against incumbrances in a warranty deed. The alleged breach is, that at and prior to the date of the deed there were legal, valid, and subsisting liens against, and incumbrances upon, the real estate conveyed by the deed, the same then being subject to taxation, for state, county, township, and road purposes, including appropriation by the board of'commissioners for the payment ■of bounties to volunteers for the United States army, and being also legally subject to taxation by the corporation .of the city of Kokomo for…
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