Lynch v. Wilson
Indiana Supreme Court
_ . APPEAL from the Putnam Circuit Court,
1Opinion of the CourtDewey, J.
This was an action of covenant. The declaration sets forth a lease of a tavern stand, together with a great variety of articles of house-hold stuff. Among those specified are three which are termed “two was-pans” and “onepair of waffle.” On oyer, the defendant in the Court below spread upon the record a demise, enumerating the same articles as those alleged in that in the declaration, but describing the three above-named as “two wash-pans” and “one pair of waiHe-irons.” It appears also from the record, that many of the words in the lease as set out on oyer, are crossed by the mark of a pen,…
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