Pavella v. Miller

On August 23, 1921, defendant Louis Miller was the owner by assignment of a land contract executed by Daniel Biedrzycki and wife as vendors, to defendants Kielian, as vendees, covering lands in Huron township, Wayne county. On that day the plaintiffs entered into an agreement to purchase such interest and made a down-payment of $3,000, consisting of $2,300 in cash and the cancellation of a note for $700 held by them against Miller. The balance of the purchase price of Miller’s interest in the land contract ($1,800) was evidenced by a note payable in 30 days, and the agreement recited that it…