Kiser v. Hannah

On the 28th day of February, 1923, the appellant and her son, John Kiser, entered into a ten day period option contract with E. Sutherland, by the terms of which they agreed to sell Sutherland, or his assigns, all the timber on a certain boundary of land known as the Winnie Kiser boundary, for the price of five dollars per thousand feet, cash in hand.

Sutherland assigned this contract to appellees and M. P. Hannah, and on the 15th day of March, 1923, an agreement under seal, duly acknowledged, was entered into by and between appellant and John Kiser, parties of the first part, and appellees…