Ingram v. Central Bitulithic Co.

The material facts affecting this appeal are without dispute. In September, 1919, the Trinity Heights Syndicate made a contract' with Christena M. Fisher under the terms of which it sold, and she purchased, a lot in the Trinity Heights addition to Dallas for $850, to be paid $2 cash and $1 each week thereafter for 848 weeks. The contract provided that, after one-half of the weekly payments had been made, the company would execute and deliver to the purchaser a warranty deed free from all incumbrances, except for the deferred payments on the contract, and the purchaser agreed when the deed was…