Nelson v. Boggs.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtTalbot, J.
The appellant, John Nelson, brought this suit against appellee, George B. Boggs, to recover the sum of $560 as a forfeit for an alleged breach of a written contract signed by appellant and appellee for the sale and purchase of a tract of land situated in ■ Kaufman county, Tex. The contract declared on describes the land and is dated the 30th day of December, 1913. It recites in substance, that the appellee, Boggs, “agrees to sell and does sell” to the appellant, Nelson, the land therein described; that the appellant, Nelson, “agrees to buy and ■ does buy said land, and agrees to pay the sum…
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