Jackson v. Aripeka Saw Mills

Citations

• 53 Fla. 578

Syllabus

<p>1. A personal action will not lie in. favor of a purchaser of a portion of lands against one who has acquired timber rights thereon theretofore conveyed, merely because the conveyance recites that all covenants and agreements shall “run with the land” and enure to the benefit of the assigns, wherein the plaintiff seeks to recover the deferred payments and shows such payments were evidenced by negotiable notes that are in the hands of third parties.</p> <p>2. Deferred payments for timber rights in the form of negotiable notes in the hands of third parties do not constitute a renting and require a payment of a specific sum to the purchaser of the land whereon the timber stands.</p>