Ford v. . Cobb

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1859-12-05

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Denio, J. The case is to be considered as though O. W. Titus was the owner of the land at the time he purchased the kettles and put them into the arch, and as though the plaintiff subsequently purchased the land from him, and took a conveyance of it without any notice of the defendants’ claim to the kettles. This is the precise point of view in which the question has been regarded in…

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