Cassimus v. Vaughn Realty Co.
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtSayre, J.
Plaintiff, Cassimus, entering into a written contract with defendants Vaughn Realty Company for the purchase of two lots in Smithfield, November 13, 1924, paid to defendants the sum of $100 as earnest money. On the part of defendants, the contract was executed by “Vaughn Realty Co., AgtS.,” and it was stipulated that “the seller,” who, according to plaintiff’s testimony, was not otherwise named, designated, or known, should furnish an abstract showing a good and merchantable title and furnish a warranty deed, the “deal to be closed within.30 days from date * * * unless otherwise agreed,” in…
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