Parker v. Ross

Stayton, Chief Justice.—

Appellee was indebted to appellant in about the sum of $1333, of which the sum of about $833 was the purchase money for certain real property bought by appellee. This last named sum was secured by trust deed, and under this appellant had caused the property to be advertised for sale.

Before the day named for the sale appellee found a purchaser for the property who was willing to pay $3000 for it if he could get time on all the purchase money except $500. negotiations between appellant and appellee ensued and it was agreed that this purchaser might have the property on…