
    Amsden v. Steam Stone Cutter Co.
    
      (Circuit Court, D. Vermont.
    
    May 29, 1884.)
    Yendoi, and Vendee— liroiiT to Recover eor Improvements — Ejectment— .No-i ice ox? Incumbrance.
    
      G orgev. Beam Bone Gutter Go., ante, 478, distinguished.
    At J <&W.
    
    
      Wil iam Batchelder, for plaintiff.
    
      Aid <ce F. Walker, for defendant.
   Wh ¡eler, J.

This case differs from that of George v. Steam Stone Cutter Co., ante, 478, in this: George E. Chase purchased the land of Joros, Lamson & Go., supposing the title to be good in fee, made better] aents upon it, and conveyed the property to this plaintiff, who knew of the attachment. The statute expressly covers this difference by pr< viding for a recovery by a defendant in ejectment for bolter-mentfc made by those under whom he claims, if they purchased the lands supposing the title to be good in fee and made the betterments. Eev. jaws Yt. § 1260. The increase in value in consequence of such jotterments is found to be §2,000. Final judgment for seizin and j ossession of the premises, with §30 damages, is now to be entered in the action o’f ejectment; and judgment for the plaintiff on the di elarations for betterments for §2,000, value of betterments.

Ex' ¡cution stayed according to section 1266, Eev. Laws Yt.  