Supreme Court of Minnesota January 29, 1889 (Ogden v. Ball)

Vanderburgh, J.

It is satisfactorily established by the record that on the 20th day of April, 1882, the plaintiff purchased of the defendants the village lot in controversy, and received their deed therefor, executed in due form, and in consideration thereof paid them the sum of $700. This deed contained the usual covenants of seisin, and for quiet enjoyment and peaceable possession.