Dustin v. Steele

Decided December 15, 1853

Superior Court of New Hampshire · decided 1853-12-15

Writ of Dower. The parties agreed upon the following facts, and that judgment should be rendered thereon according to the opinion of the court. Peter Dustin, jr, now deceased, was the husband of the plaintiff, and seized in fee of the land described in the writ during her coverture, to wit, on the 27th day of July, 1819, and conveyed the same with full covenants of warranty, in fee and in mortgage, to Jonathan Dustin.

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Decided 1853-12-15

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Bell, J.

¶1The .principles applicable to this case were fully examined and considered in Burge v. Smith, decided at the present term, (page 332 of this volume.)

¶2In accordance with the opinion of the court therein expressed, there must be,

¶3Judgment for the tenant.