Betts v. Matthews

4 Del. 427
Superior Court of Delaware·Decided July 1, 1846·Published

Opinion

By the Court.

—This is a real action. It is a demand of the land; and the damages are a mere accident given by the act of assembly. It is not even a mixed action. It is purely a claim for the land. The damages for demotion can in no case be recovered without recovery of the dower; and as this is impossible after the death of the dowress, the damages fall with her death. Nonsuit granted.

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