Mitchell v. West End Park Co.

On January 9, 1929, the West End Park Company, by contracts in writing, agreed to sell to Black lots 25 and 26 of that company, for a consideration of $1750 each, of which $250 was to be paid in cash upon the purchase-money of said lots, and monthly notes for $25 each were to be given for the balance of the purchase-money of each of the lots. Each of said contracts con-*880tamed this provision: “It is hereby agreed by parties of the second (W. End Pk.) part hereto that upon completion of house on above-described property, to be erected by party of first part (Black), that they will subordinate…