Riddell v. Jackson

Plaintiff and defendant purchased on the same day, of the same vendor, contiguous lots of ground, with buildings errected thereupon, the buildings on the one lot being separated from the buildings on the other lot by a wall in common at the time of the sale.

The description of the thing sold, in plaintiff’s title, is as follows :

“ A certain lot of ground, lying and being in the square bounded by Canal, Common, Circus and Phillippa streets, designated by tho number one on a plan drawn by Henry Mullhausen, architect and civil engineer, on the 13th day of July, 1846. Said lot No. 1 measuring 29…