McKinley Land Co. v. Maynor

Robinson, President:

McKinley Land Company, owning a certain tract-of land, sold and conveyed to Maynor all the merchantable timber thereon which would measure twelve inches or more ‘ ‘ two feet from the ground outside the bark”, with the right to enter and remove the same from the land within two years. The consideration was two thousand dollars. Maynor paid five hundred dollars in cash, and executed to the land company his three several negotiable notes of five hundred dollars each, payable in six, nine, and twelve months respectively. He made default in the note payable in twelve months. By…