¶1 The defendant has obtained the land for which he contracted, with which, and the costs, he ought to be content. Let the balance of the judgment be perpetually enjoined, the defendant to pay the costs of this court, and the plaintiff the costs of the attachment and proceedings thereon. (1)
1 Tenn. 259
Moore v. Harryman
Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity
Decided November 6, 1807
Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity · decided 1807-11-06
In Equity. The bill stated articles of agreement obliging the plaintiff to convey a tract of land upon the payment of a certain sum ; that the plaintiff lived in Kentucky, and defendant here ; avers, that he wrote to the defendant that he was always ready to convey, if he had the courses, which he wished to be sent to him ; that the defendant promised to do so, but never did-that the defendant brought a suit against him by attachment, and recovered judgment without his…
Decided 1807-11-06