Parker v. Camp

OPINION

GARRARD, Judge.

This lawsuit arises from a default on a land contract. Gerald L. Camp, the seller, was awarded forfeiture of the contract. Gary Parker, who claimed an interest in the property, appeals.

FACTS

Camp owned a bar known as the Shamrock in Waterloo, Indiana. On February 13, 1990, he sold the bar, including the land, all improvements and business assets, and agreed to assign the alcoholic beverage permit to Marjorie Long for $115,000. The parties signed both a contract for conditional sale of real estate and a contract of sale. Both documents provided that the balance would be…