Hannah v. Wadsworth

1 Root 458
Supreme Court of Connecticut·Decided August 15, 1792·Published·Cited by 3 cases

Opinion

[459]*459The court judged that the defendant ought not to avail himself of this advantage, and gave judgment for the plaintiff to recover that sum in damages. It was adjudged in this case that the consideration expressed in the deed, was not absolutely conclusive upon the grantor, as to the amount or payment of the purchase money.

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