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1 S.C. Eq. 159

Bowman v. Middleton

Court of Chancery of South Carolina

Decided December 15, 1788

Court of Chancery of South Carolina · decided 1788-12-15

<p>CASE X.</p> <p>r. b.p. 289>„</p> <p>ysgue direct» fore 'a 5 pur» ch:lseF Ct,m pellea to 3.0^ ceptthetitlc,</p>

Decided 1788-12-15

¶1On shewing cause why a specific execution of the contract made by Thomas Middleton, for the purchase of the brick house tract of land, late the property of Mr. Cat-tell, deceased, and sold under a decree of this court, should not be directed, and on motion of Mr. Parker, de-j * fendant53 solicitor, with consent of Mr. Moultrie for complainant, — it is ordered, that an issue he directed to ascertain whether the said Mr» Cattell died entitled in fee simple to all the lands contained within the lines of the plat of the said tract, exhibited at the sale, or what part thereof: In which issue the complainants are to be considered as plaintiffs in ejectment, and that the said plat be fled, and fee of record In this court»

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