Staples v. Dean
114 Mass. 125 | Mass. | 1873
The defendant was a stranger to the consideration agreed on between the plaintiff and Sylvester, except as ta that part of it which he received upon the subsequent execution and delivery of the deed. To the extent of what he actually received, the plaintiff doubtless might hold him liable upon hia covenant of seisin and title. But otherwise, the measure of hia
The plaintiff has no ground to complain of the rulings at the trial.
Exceptions overruled.