Johnson v. Allen
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRISSOM, Chief Justice.
Robert A. Allen sued Dr. Jane L. Johnson and J. W. Layton for the purpose of specifically enforcing performance of a contract for the sale arid exchange of land. Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff and defendants have appealed. For convenience,- the parties will usually -be referred to by -their surnames.
In a written contract .between Johnson and Allen, executed January 6, 1951, Johnson agreed, to sell, and .convey to Allen 118.79 acres of land .described therein. The consideration was stated as follows:
*773“The purchase price is $10,050.00, which is payable as follows:…
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