Coleman v. Murrah

This was a suit for the unpaid purchase-money of realty. The evidence shows that on September 16, 1926, plaintiff wrote to the defendant that one of the interest notes ivas past due, and that he must either pay it or execute and return to her a quitclaim deed which' was enclosed in the letter. The deed was not returned and no response was made to the letter. Plaintiff subsequently employed counsel to collect the amount due, and on November 18, 1926, the attorneys wrote to the defendant, inform*503ing him that they had the notes for collection, and that their client said no response had been made…