D. S. B. Johnston Land Co. v. Whipple

The plaintiff, as party of the first part, executed a land agreement with one Herrington as party of the second part, for 320 acres of land, principally upon what is known as crop payments, but all to be paid on or before November 1, 1926. Possession was given Herrington and he made some payments.

This land agreement provides that after the sum of $8,000 with interest and taxes has been paid the plaintiff “will then sell said lands to second party, his heirs or assigns, and upon request at its office in St. Paul, Minnesota, and the surrender of this agreement will execute and deliver a deed…