Louther v. Tift
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Action for breach of bond for’ title; from Tift superior court— Judge Kent presiding. July 7, 1916.
1Opinion of the CourtWade, C. J.
Louther brought suit against Tift to recover damages arising from the breach of a covenant contained in a bond for title. His petition, briefly stated, shows that on December 18, 1894, defendant' executed to plaintiff a bond for titles-to certain described real estate, for which plaintiff agreed to pay the sum of $254; that $122.50 of the purchase-price was to be paid in cash, and that two notes, one for $67.75 and one for $63.75, were given for the remainder; that plaintiff paid defendant the sum of $122.50 in cash on the making of the contract; that he did not remember the maturity dates of…
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