Granston v. Boileau
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Mitchell, J. —
In December, 1928, Gardner J. Gwinn, Inc., a corporation, as vendor, entered into a written real estate contract by which it agreed to sell to Emil Boileau and his wife, who agreed to purchase, the south twenty (20) feet of lot five (5) and all of lot six (6), block ten (10), Supplemental Plat of Prank Pontius Addition to Seattle, Washington, together with improvements and appurtenances. The purchasers paid part cash at the time of the contract, and there was an outstanding mortgage against the property of sixty thousand dollars, which the purchasers agreed to pay with interest;…
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