Bunch v. Shannon
Mississippi Supreme Court
Appeal from chancery court of Madison county. Yourra, Chancellor.
1Opinion of the Court
Simkall, J.:
In September, 1867, the complainant and William S. Shannon made an agreement for an exchange of lands. As stated in the bill, James Bunch was to convey to Shan*526non an eighth, of a section (eighty acres) in Madison county in exchange for a like amount in Rankin county to be conveyed by Shannon to him, and also the eighth of a section to be conveyed to complainant’s son, who had married Shannon’s daughter; either, half to him and the other half to his wife, or the whole to his wife. Bunch accordingly on his part made a deed to Shannon; but, instead of Shannon’s complying with his…
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