Rinker v. Bissell

— The complaint in this case represented that George P. Bissell, styling himself trustee, on the 1st day of April, 1883, entered into a written contract with Caleb P. Rinker, for the sale of lot No. 11 of Butler’s Subdivision of Outlot No. 180, in the city of Indianapolis, agreeing to convey said lot by a deed warranting against all such incumbrances as he might have placed on the same, in consideration of. the sum of $5,000, which Rinker was to pay on receipt of a deed for the lot. The complaint further represented that Bissell had executed and tendered to Rinker a good and sufficient deed…