A Selection of Cases in Equity Jurisdiction, With Notes And Citations
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It appeared that at the auction two plans of Lot 1 were lying on the table, and the auctioneer called the attention of the persons pre- sent to them. One of them was a tracing from the tithe map, the other was a tracing on a much larger scale from a map belonging to the railway company. On this latter plan the pieces of garden ground were marked as belonging to the railway company, and in each plan the property forming Lot 1 was colored, so as to distinguish it from the adjoining property. It w...as correctly described as being 454 and 455 on the tithe map, and included the whole of the closes so num- bered.
The defendant deposed that he had not seen the plans, and was not aware of there being any plans in the room ; that he had known the property from a boy, and knew that the two plots of garden ground had all along been occupied with The Ship Inn and the saddler's shop respectively ; and that he bought in the full belief that he was buying all that was in the occupation of the tenants, and he declined to com- plete unless the gardens were conveyed to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It appeared that at the auction two plans of Lot 1 were lying on the table, and the auctioneer called the attention of the persons pre- sent to them. One of them was a tracing from the tithe map, the other was a tracing on a much larger scale from a map belonging to the railway company. On this latter plan the pieces of garden ground were marked as belonging to the railway company, and in each plan the property forming Lot 1 was colored, so as to distinguish it from the adjoining property. It w...as correctly described as being 454 and 455 on the tithe map, and included the whole of the closes so num- bered.
The defendant deposed that he had not seen the plans, and was not aware of there being any plans in the room ; that he had known the property from a boy, and knew that the two plots of garden ground had all along been occupied with The Ship Inn and the saddler's shop respectively ; and that he bought in the full belief that he was buying all that was in the occupation of the tenants, and he declined to com- plete unless the gardens were conveyed to him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Barr Ames to read onlineMoreLess
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