Heilig v. Parlin

January 2, 1891, the appellant, Heilig, and respondent, Parlin, entered into an agreement, in writing, for the sale, by Parlin to Heilig, of a certain twenty acres of land in Kings County, then belonging to Parlin. Heilig was required by the agreement to take possession of the land and to make certain payments, and at his own expense set out to vines or fruit trees one fourth of said land each year for four successive years, and keep the same in good growing and thrifty condition. Thereupon the vendee, Heilig, entered into possession of said land and performed the conditions and paid all the…