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Kirksey v. Kirksey
8 Ala. 131
Ala.
1845
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ORMOND, J.

The inclination of my mind, is, that the loss and inconvenience, which the plaintiff sustained in breaking up, and moving to the defendant’s, a distance of sixty miles, is a sufficient consideration to support the promise, to furnish her with a house, and land to cultivate, until she could raise her family. My brothers, however think, that the promise on the part of the defendant, was a mere gratuity, and that an action will not lie for its breach. The judgment of the Court below must therefore be reversed, pursuant to the agreement of the parties.

Case Details

Case Name: Kirksey v. Kirksey
Court Name: Supreme Court of Alabama
Date Published: Jan 15, 1845
Citation: 8 Ala. 131
Court Abbreviation: Ala.
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