Pacific Development Co. v. Stewart Et Ux.
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PRATT, Justice.
This action was commenced under Section 104-60-3, U. C. A. 1943, our unlawful detainer statute. Many of the facts were stipulated.
Pacific Development Company, plaintiff and appellant, sold to J. P. Stewart and Corilla Stewart, his wife, a house and lot in Provo, Utah, for the sum of $5900.00. The agreement of sale and purchase was the typical “Uniform Real Estate Contract.” Purchaser agreed to pay amounts totaling $100.00 before entering into possession and $55.00 a month each month thereafter, the first payment to be October 1, 1944. The O. P. A. rental ceiling of $50.00 per…
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