Tinsley v. Hearn
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM WILSON. Appeal from the Chancery Court of Wilson County to the Court of Civil Appeals, and by certiorari to the Court of Civil Appeals from the Supreme Court — J. W. Stout, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the Court
Mm Justice Williams
delivered the opinion of the Court.
Hearn and Stratton sold to Tinsley a tract of land, representing in the negotiation that it contained sixty-six acres. Tinsley went upon the. tract and saw the major portion of it, particularly noting the residence and other improvements, and purchased believing that there was sixty-six acres in the boundary. The deed of conveyance recited a consideration of $4,250. The proof now in the record indicates that the improvements were of a value probably above $1,250.
*588Some time after the conveyance it was ascertained that there were in the…
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