Bowen v. Jackson
8 Blackf. 203, 1846 Ind. LEXIS 121
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Bowen v. Jackson, 8 Blackf. 203, 1846 Ind. LEXIS 121 (Ind. 1846).
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TO sustain a suit for damages on a covenant to convey real estate, the plaintiff must show either a demand of a deed before the suit was commenced, or a sufficient excuse for not making the demand. Sheets v. Andrews, 2 Blackf. 274.
The covenantor’s want of title is a sufficient excuse for not making such demand. Blann v. Smith, 4 id. 517.
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