Rushton v. Isom

This is a suit to quiet the title to a lot “200 feet by 240 feet in the east one-half of block 8 of the original survey of the town of Emerson.”

This relief is prayed upon the following allegations and testimony. The lot was owned by a bank of which T. S. Grayson was president. Grayson agreed to sell the lot to appellee for the cash consideration of $225, and appellee entered into the possession of the lot in 1934. It was contemplated that the purchase price be paid by the 1st of the following year, but being unable to make the payment at that time, appellee requested Henry Rushton to pay for…