Marsh v. Steiniger

On the 1st day of October, 1919, William C. Turs, appellee’s intestate, entered into a written agreement for the sale to Marsh of premises known as 261 Gi-rove Avenue, Elgin, Illinois, consisting of a dwelling house and lot. At the time of the sale the title to the prem-. ises was in the heirs at law of Dora Turs, deceased. As one of said heirs, Turs owned one-eighth interest in the premises. The contract styles him as William C. Turs, administrator of the estate of Dora Turs, deceased. He signed the instrument “William C. Turs, ‘Adrar.’ Dora Turs.” Marsh paid $500 down on the contract. The…