Smith v. Shields
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MISER, C.
On May 21, 1919, 'Catherine Shields, defendant and appellant herein, agreed in writing to convey to Cecil Rice a residence lot in Watertown on payment of $1,850 in monthly installments of $15 and accrued interest. Seventeen days later, Rice assigned his interest in this contract to Prank C. Tenney. Oti January 27, 1920, Tenney, as party of the first part, entered into a written contract with A. P. Hilts, party of the second part. It recites:
*600“In cpnsideration of the sum of Four Hundred Dollars cash, and a promissory note for Eight Hundred Fifty-five Dollars made payable six months…
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