New York Court of Chancery August 7, 1843 (Lord v. Underdunck)

The Assistant Vice-Chancellor.

It is my present impression, that the case is to be considered as standing upon the original agreement, made by James Underdunck with Miles Smith, for the sale of dll his property in Hancock, for the *48gross sum of $5300 ; and that the assent of Smith to receive two deeds instead of one, did not form a new contract, nor essentially vary the one previously made.