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· 6/15/1882

Williams v. Mansell

Citations

  • 19 Fla. 546

Syllabus

<p>A bill by a purchaser will not lie to enforce the execution of a parol agreement for the sale of lands where it appears that the seller had no title, legal or equitable. The remedy is by a suit at law to recover the consideration paid or damages.</p>

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