Hays v. Ingham-Burnett Lumber Co.

The appellants, being the owners of land, entered into a contract on April 29, 1912, with Harry R. Ray for the sale of timber thereon, and a right of way for a railroad for the purpose of removing timber. Ray’s rights exiñring within 10 years from date of contract, he was given 6 months’ additional time, or until October 29, 1922, in which to re-enter upon said lands and remove any and all personal property, machinery, buildings, structures, and improvements placed on the land, and failing in this, said improvements shall be eonsidered fixtures and belong to the said grantors. As to this, the…