Ison v. Sanders

Opinion of the Court by

Chief Justice Miller

Reversing.

On April 6th, 1912, the appellee, J. M. Sanders, sold to the appellants, Sam T. Ison and Alice Ison, his wife, 279 acres of land, lying on Beef Hide Creek, in Pike County, for $6,000.00.

Of the purchase price, $2,400.00 has been paid, and the remaining $3,600.00 was represented by two purchase money lien notes, one for $100.00, payable on demand, and the other for $3,500.00, payable on or before January 31st, 1913.

The two notes above mentioned were not paid at their maturity, and on May 6th, 1913, Sanders brought this *607suit, seeking to…