Supreme Court of Maryland, 1811

Tenant v. Hambleton

Tenant v. Hambleton
Supreme Court of Maryland · Decided December 15, 1811 · Johnson, Nicholson, Polk, Tiie
3 H. & J. 233

Counsel

Bullitt send Goldsborough, for the Appellant,, Hammond and Kerr, for the Appellee,

Tenant v. Hambleton

Opinion of the Court

Tiie Court

were of opinion, that if the different, tracts of land called for by Neglect, were surveyed by course and distance, when that survey was made, that the grant of that tract passed no other land than was included in the survey as so made, and that the perol evidence in relation to the survey ought to have been received.

Judgment reversed, and procedendo awarded.

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