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FLETCHER v. PECK

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10 U.S. 87 (1810)

6 Cranch 87

3 L.Ed. 162

FLETCHER, v. PECK.

Supreme Court of United States.

February 15, 1810.

March 16, 1810.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

The plaintiff sued out his writ of error, and the case was twice argued, first by Martin, for the plaintiff in error, and by J.Q. Adams, and R.G. Harper, for the defendant, at February term, 1809, and again at this term by Martin, for the plaintiff, and by Harper and Story, for the defendant.

Martin, for the plaintiff in error.

MARSHALL, Ch. J. delivered the opinion of the court as follows:

The pleadings being now amended, this cause comes on again to be heard on sundry demurrers, and on a special verdict.

The suit was instituted on several covenants contained in a deed made by John Peck, the defendant in error, conveying to Robert Fletcher, the plaintiff in error, certain lands which were part of a large purchase made by James Gunn and others...

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