Kemp v. Miller

By contract dated February 28, 1929, George S. Kemp, plaintiff in error, purchased from John M. Miller, Jr., defendant in error, “provided the title is free from valid objections,” a certain dwelling house and lot on Seminary avenue, in the city of Richmond, at the price of $75,000, to be paid upon delivery to the purchaser of the possession of the property on or before May 1, 1929. This and other property had formerly' been purchased by J. R. Paschall and Thomas Gresham from Lewis Gin ter Land and Improvement Company, and in the adjustment of the purchase between them the real estate in…