Paris v. Golden

The opinion of the court was delivered by

MASON, J.:

On November 1, 1905, F. M.. Claudel was the owner of a number of tracts of land upon a part of which he had given to Preston Paris a mortgage securing his note for $1500. On that date he entered into a written contract to convey all the land by warranty deed to L. A. Golden for $31,600. He failed to carry out the agreement, and on March 16, 1909, Golden brought an action for specific performance in which he obtained a judgment which was affirmed by this court. (Golden v. Claudel, 85 Kan. 465, 118 Pac. 77.) The court ordered Caudel to make “a…