Hanson v. Fox

Defendant entered into separate contracts for the sale of two lots of land. The contracts were similar in terms. One was made with plaintiff, the other with plaintiff's assignor. In each case a part of the purchase price was paid at the execution of the contract, and the remainder of the purchase pripe was to be paid at the rate of ten dollars per month. The unpaid part of the purchase price was evidenced by thirty-five promissory notes, each for ten dollars, bearing interest at seven per cent after the dates when respectively they became due. Plaintiff made a tender, of the total sum due…