Ashford v. Reese

In September, 1919, the appellant contracted to sell and convey to the respondent a lot in the town of Ashford, together “with all improvements thereon,” the improvements consisting of a building and constituting approximately three-fourths of the value of the property. The purchase price was to be $800, payable at the rate of $20 a month, with interest, the purchaser also to pay the taxes. The contract was the ordinary executory conditional contract and provided that, in case the purchaser should fail to make the payments provided, within thirty days after notice thereof in writing, the…