Bruns v. Spalding
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from a pro forma decree of the Circuit Court No. 2, of Baltimore City. The houses referred to in this case were situated on the northeast side of Eutaw Place, beginning at a point 77 feet north from the corner of Eutaw Place and Laurens street, and running thence northerly on Eutaw Place 231 feet 3 inches, with an even depth easterly of 130 feet to Jordan alley.
1Opinion of the CourtBoyd, J.
The appellants filed a bill in equity against the appellees and Frank O. Singer, Jr., to which the appellees demurred, and the demurrer having been sustained an amended bill was filed and a pro forma decree was passed sustaining a demurrer to it and dismissing both bills. As the latter contains the material parts of the original one, it will only be necessary to discuss it.
According to the allegations in it, Charles E. Spalding was the owner of a tract of land on Eutaw Place in the City of Baltimore, and he and P'rank O. Singer, Jr., entered into a parol agreement for its development to the…
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