 | 1899 - 1204 páginas
...of North Carolina, sues a remote vendor on the covenant to redress his (the plaintiff's) own injury, not the injuries of the immediate vendee of such remote...recovered were limited to the actual injury sustained." So, in that case, where it appeared that A. had sold the undivided half of the lot to В., his co-tenant,... | |
 | 1911 - 1338 páginas
...exteut necessary to indemnify him." The opinion then quotes from a North Carolina case, concluding : "In other words, the damages recovered were limited to the actual injury sustained." The principles controlling in Mette v. Dow were also applied in McGuffey v. Humes, 85 Tenn. 26, l SW... | |
 | Chapman White Maupin - 1896 - 914 páginas
...him. Such a vendee, to use the language of the Supreme Court of North Carolina, sues a remote vender on the covenant to redress his, the plaintiff's, own...actual injury sustained. Williams v. Beeman, 4 Dev. (NC) 483." Phillips v. Smith, 1 Car. Law Rep. 475. Whitzmau v. Hirsh, 3 Pick. (Tenn.) 513; 11 SW Rep.... | |
 | 1899 - 914 páginas
...of North Carolina, sues a remote vendor on the covenant to redress his (the plaintiff's) own injury, not the injuries of the immediate vendee of such remote...recovered were limited to the actual injury sustained." So, in that case, where it appeared that A. had sold the undividod half of the lot to В., his cotenant,... | |
 | 1899 - 1210 páginas
...of North Carolina, sues a remote vendor on the covenant to redress his (the plaintiff's) own injury, not the injuries of the immediate vendee of such remote...recovered were limited to the actual injury sustained." So, In that case, where it appeared that A. had sold the undivided half of the lot to В., his co-tenant,... | |
 | Chapman White Maupin - 1907 - 1008 páginas
...with a fixed sum as a penalty, the recovery on which will be satisfied by the payment of the actual damages. Each vendor subject to this rule may be treated...actual injury sustained. Williams v. Beeman, 4 Dev. (JT. C.) 483." Phillips v. Smith, 1 Car. Law Rep. 475. Whitzman v. Hirsh, 3 Pick. (Tenn.) 513; 11 SW... | |
 | Chapman White Maupin - 1921 - 1010 páginas
...or less than- -that recited in the deed.69 It has been said that the only operation of the convendee of such remote vendor. Accordingly, that court held,...such vendor to the defendant. In other words, the damage* recovered were limited to the actual injury sustained. Williams v. Beeman. 4 Dev. (N". C.)... | |
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... title; and the ultimate vendee, when evicted, is entitled to be subrogated to the rights of his immediate vendor against a remote vendor, to the extent necessary to indemnify him. Such a vendee, to use the language of the supreme court of North Carolina,... 