Wilson Assignee v. Robertson
Tennessee Supreme Court
Wilson Assignee v. Robertson, 1 Tenn. 464 (Tenn. 1809)
Wilson Assignee v. Robertson
Opinion of the Court
The jury have found that the defendant had not the land he contracted to convey—in contemplation of law, it was therefore a fraud. If the defendant had such land as he has attempted to prove (though he had not a legal title to it) if he offered to shew land, to which he was entitled by contract for locating—by shewing this, he may perhaps have relief in equity; but it having been found by
See 2 Hayw. 336, 334, 366. 3 Cr. 300. 1 John. 223. 2 Burr. 1110. Bull. N. P. 132. 2 Call. 95. 3 Caine’s R. 221. 4 Mass. 109. Hardin 41. Add. 23. 4 Dall. xx. v. 3 Call. 326.
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