¶1We have examined this case, and are convinced that it was correctly decided by the court at special term. The findings of fact are sustained by the evidence, and the conclusions of law are supported by the facts found by the court. The case shows that this action was carefully tried, and deliberately examined and decided by the court. The findings of fact cover the entire case, and we are satisfied that substantial justice has been reached and administered by the court at special term. . It seems needless to undertake a discussion of the facts, after the careful consideration thereof by the trial court. We do not discover that any legal error has intervened which has injuriously affected the plaintiffs or their case. The judgment should be affirmed, with costs. All concur.
4 N.Y.S. 821
Jones v. Slocum
Decided February 7, 1889
New York Supreme Court · decided 1889-02-07
Action by Victoria A. Jones and another against William Slocum. The defendant entered into a contract for the purchase of certain real estate, agreeing to pay therefor about $15,000. The defendant was to pay a certain sum every year until the amount due for purchase money was reduced to $10,000, when he was to receive a deed of the land, and was to execute a bond and mortgage for the balance of the purchase money.
Decided 1889-02-07