Johnson v. McMullin
Wyoming Supreme Court
Error to district court. Action by Emma McMuilin against Iver Johnson for breach of a contract to convey land. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtCoen, J.
On the 24th day of May, 1886, the plaintiff (defendant in error) entered into the following agreement with the defendant, (plaintiff in error:) “Cheyenne, May 24,1886. This day it is mutually agreed by the undersigned that the deed herein, inclosed, from Iver Johnson to Emma McMuilin, for block 370, in Cheyenne, Wyoming territory, sold to Emma McMuilin by said Johnson for one hundred and eighty dollars, — fifty, cash; one note, due three months after date, for fifty dollars; and one note, due six months from date, for eighty dollars, — payable to the order of Iver Johnson. When said notes are…
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