Daly v. Kramer

On March 4, 1920, plaintiffs sold on contract to defendant Kramer a dwelling in the city of Detroit for $10,000. A down payment of $1,500 was made by defendant. The balance was to be taken care of by defendant at the rate of $65, or more, a month, and the whole sum was to be paid in 2 years from that date. After a few months the defendant was in default in his payments. When the payments under the contract were all due defendant applied for, and got, an extension to September 4, 1922. Soon after this defendant concluded to remodel a part of the build ing into a store, and he applied to…