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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 108   View pdf image
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       Made or Received and that therefore the Comp.lt ought to be
       reimbursed his Damages and Charges aforesaid according to the said
       Defend.t Thomas his agreement aforesaid But the said Defend.t attorny
       alleadging that by the said agreement the said Nathaniell was not to
       give Generall Warranty but such Conveyance was then usuall in
       this Countreÿ and the said Land was then and still is cleer of his Lordps
       Mannor and that he is already Reimbursed what he layd out by
       preception of profitts this Court thereupon and upon Reading the said
       Letter or writeing of the said Thomas Truman and the proofes taken
       in this cause and hearing of what could be alleadged on either side
       was fully satisfied that the said Comp.lt ought to have ^had^ a good deed of
       sale of the Premisses to him & his heyrs for ever with a generall
       warranty against all persons whatsoever which was denyed to be
       given him and that therefore itt was to noe purpose for him to tender
       any deed of Conveyance to be sealed or any security for his purchase
       Consideration and doe therefore think fitt to releeve the said Comp.lt
       against the Statute of Limitations and soe order and Decree that the
       said Defend.t Thomas Truman doe paÿ unto the said Comp.lt all such
       Charges and Damages as the said Comp.lt hath laid out & Expended &
       sustained by non performance of the agreement aforesaid and in the
       Removeing his family & stock to the said Trumans Plantation and in
       seating building fenceing and Cleering the Same and all other necessary
       Charges relateing thereunto according to the said writeing under the
       hand of the said Thomas Truman deducting thereout all such sum or
       sums of Tobacco as the said Comp.lt hath or without his owne wilfull defavor
       might have received out of the said Plantation of one Thousand Acres
       by the preception of the Profitts thereof from the tyme of his Entry
       thereunto till he left the same  And forasmuch as it is not known to the
       Court what Charges or damages the said Comp.lt hath layd out & Expended
       or susteyned by non performance of the agreement aforesaid and in
       seating Cleering & building upon the Plantation aforesaid and other
       Charges relateing thereunto or what profitts have been by him received
       or which he without his own wilfull default might have Received
       as aforesaid and for that the same is Property tryable att Comon
       Law by a Jurÿ, this Court doth therefore further order that a writt
                                                                                           (Inquirÿ)


 
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