Madore v. Horn

Citations

• 129 Pa. 15
• 17 A. 804
• 1889 Pa. LEXIS 926

Syllabus

<p>1. The language of a deed poll, conveying a lot of ground, to wit : “ The said piece of ground to be used for milling or manufacturing purposes only,” is not a covenant, expressed or implied, that the grantee would erect a mill of any kind upon the property. '</p> <p>2. There being no averment of fraud, accident, or mistake, in the execution and delivery of the deed, and no attempt to re-form it, the previous understanding of the parties, if there was one, was merged in the deed, and a bill to restrain the use of the lot for other purposes than those expressed will be dismissed.</p>