Godfrey v. Alcorn

Opinion op the Court by

Turner, Commissioner—

Reversing.

On the 26th of March, 1921, appellees, Ethel Alcorn and her husband, executed to the appellants Godfrey and Chase their bond for a title to a certain house and lot in Beattyville. The consideration was fixed at $1,000.00-, of which $350.00 was then paid, and notes executed for $150.-00 payable 60 days thereafter, and $500.00 payable one year thereafter, each bearing interest. It was -stipulated in the bond that no deed was to be made until1 the full purchase price and interest was paid, but that upon -such payment the first parties bound…