Woodson's Administrators v. Scott
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Nicholas
delivered the Opinion of the Court.
IN 1816, Woodson gave Scott his covenant for the conveyance of a tract of land, and put him in possession. The conveyance .was to have been made upon payment of the first instalment of the purchase money, which-was made in 1817 or 1818. • Scott having paid the-whole of the instalments, sued Woodson, in July 1824, for a failure to convey. Woodson afterwards tendered him a deed, in October, 1824, which Scott refused to accept. Woodson died, and the suit was revived against his administrators; who, together with his heirs, filed, in 1829, their…
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