Crawford v. Williford

P. B. Williford brought suit against John Crawford, to recover a stated sum as damages for the breach of a contract, alleging that the defendant, on the 8th day of March, 1913, executed a certain contract for a valuable consideration, agreeing in one paragraph that he would, upon the payment of $40,000 within eight months from the date of the contract, execute to the plaintiff or his assigns good and sufficient warranty title to certain described land. In a paragraph of the contract subsequent to the one just referred to it was stipulated that the defendant “also agrees to sell on terms of…