In re Estate of Warner
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
WIEAND, Judge:
If a tract of land containing 10.4 acres, more or less, is sold at public auction to a purchaser who pays the full bid price and accepts a deed for the land, may the purchaser thereafter recover damages because a later survey discloses that the tract in fact contains only 8.163 acres? The Orphans’ Court of York County concluded that there could be no recovery and entered a decree dismissing a claim therefor. We affirm.
Blanch Warner owned an improved tract of land in New-berry Township, York County. Following her death, the executor of her estate offered the land for sale at…
2Cases cited4 opinions
- Reading v. FinneySupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1873
- Keen v. EabySupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1916
- White v. PriceSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1902
- Riddle v. FosterSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1858