Haumersen v. Sladky

It suffices for a consideration of the questions involved on the appeals herein to note, at the outset, the following facts which were established by evidence that is undisputed in many respects: On Saturday, July 7, 1934, the plaintiffs and Sladky duly entered into a contract which was drafted by Robert G. Nelson, a licensed real-estate broker, whom Sladky had engaged. Under that contract, Sladky agreed to convey his farm, including personal property and crops, to plaintiffs in exchange for their house and lot in Racine, and five shares of certain bank stqck, and their as*94sumption of a…