Ewing v. Plummer

J. C. Ewing and P. M. Plummer entered into a contract in writing on May 9, 1921, for the exchange of a farm of 160 acres in Fulton county owned by Ewing for a lot in the city of Peoria owned by Plummer, the parties to convey the respective tracts by warranty deeds and furnish abstracts showing merchantable title. Abstracts were furnished by each party to the other. No objection was made to Plummer’s title but he objected to Ewing’s title. After furnishing an abstract extended and corrected, which he claimed obviated Plummer’s objections, Ewing made tender of performance on his part, and upon…