Moore v. Harryman
1 Tenn. 259
Opinion
The defendant has obtained the land for which he contracted, with which, and the costs, he ought to be content. Let the balance of the judgment be perpetually enjoined, the defendant to pay the costs of this court, and the plaintiff the costs of the attachment and proceedings thereon. (1)
(1)
1 Wil. Ed. Bac Ab. 109, n.
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