Carroll v. Norwood

General Court of Virginia

Carroll v. Norwood

1 H. & J. 100

CourtGeneral Court of Virginia

DecidedOctober 15, 1800

StatusPublished

Cited by4 cases

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Bluebook

Carroll v. Norwood, 1 H. & J. 100 (Va. Super. Ct. 1800).

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Chase, Ch. J,

Can a tenant in common of an Undivided tract of land convey his moiety, describing the same by courses and distances? No. But if there had been a division, and he conveys by expressions, the deed must be located on the plots.

On motion of the plaintiff’s counsel, leave was given by the court to amend the plots; for which pur? pose a juror was withdrawn, &c, and the cause continued until next term, on payment of the coste of this term by the plaintiff.

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Chase, Ch. J,

Can a tenant in common of an Undivided tract of land convey his moiety, describing the same by courses and distances? No. But if there had been a division, and he conveys by expressions, the deed must be located on the plots.

On motion of the plaintiff’s counsel, leave was given by the court to amend the plots; for which pur? pose a juror was withdrawn, &c, and the cause continued until next term, on payment of the coste of this term by the plaintiff.

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1 H. & J. 100, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/carroll-v-norwood-vagensess-1800.

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