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Jake Brezinski Et Al. v. Clarence E. Tyler
1948.VT.17 , 59 A.2D 221, 115 VT. 316
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On February 19, 1947, the defendants conveyed to the plaintiffs a parcel of land in West Rutland by warranty deed containing covenants of title and right to convey, of warranty, and against encumbrances. It also provided that "the grantees are to have possession on April 3rd, 1947 ". The consideration was $2700 which was paid in full upon delivery of the deed. The house on the land conveyed was occupied then and thereafter by tenants, one in possession of the ground floor and the other of the second floor. Such occupancy was known both to the plaintiffs and the defendants. On the next day, at the request of the plaintiff Jake Brezinski, the following letter, hereinafter referred to as the letter of Feb. 20, was written and delivered to him by the defendant Clarence E. Tyler: "Rutland, Vermont February 20, 1947