Champion v. White
New York Supreme Court
Covenant, tried at the Jefferson circuit, June 21st, 1825, before Williams, C. Judge. The cause came here, on a motion for a new trial upon a bill of exceptions. The verdict was for the plaintiff.
1Opinion of the CourtWoodworth, J.
The plaintiff declared on a covenant, 7 that on the payment of the sums of money, and fulfilment of the agreements to be performed by the defendant, he, with Storrs, would convey a title in fee simple to all that certain piece or parcel of land situated in the town of Hounsfield, <fcc., being all that part of lot 44, owned by them, that lay south of the Watertown road; bounded easterly, westerly and southerly, by the lines of the lot; and estimated to contain about 300 acres. The defendant covenanted to pay five dollars for every acre of the premises ; one sixth at the expiration of one year,…
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