Schiavone v. Ashton

In this case Sadie C. Sehiavone and Michael F. Sehiavone brought their bill in equity against Catherine Ashton to set aside and hold for naught a contract dated September 25, 1924, in and by which they had agreed to sell a vacant lot in Chicago to Mrs. Ashton. Mrs. Ashton filed an answer and cross-bill to specifically perform the contract. A decree was entered by the court canceling the contract and denying specific performance. Upon an appeal to the Supreme Court, Schiavone v. Ashton, 332 Ill. 484, an opinion was filed and judgment entered at the December 1928 term, reversing and remanding…