Suydam v. Martin

Decided August 15, 1833

In Chancery. The hill makes the following case : That Martin, in 1821, by parol contract with one Thompson, sold him a lot m TJnionville, for fifty dollars, to be paid in two years, and put him in possession under the contract; that he built on the lot, and made improvements to the value of eight hundred dollars. *In 1826, Thompson sold to Palmer, by consent of Martin, and [385 Martin accepted Palmer for the purchase money, instead of Thomp-son.

Decided 1833-08-15

BY THE COURT.

¶1Harper took the deed, with full knowledge-of the sale by Martin to Thompson, and by Thompson to Palmer, and holds the title in reference to those contracts as Martin did. There-is no proof that the complainants have any interest in the matter j. if they have, and would ask a performance of the contract, they 3861 *should tender the purchase money, and bring it into court. There is no money brought in, or in fact offered, and no right to a. decree appears in the complainant.

¶2Leave was asked and given to amend.