Foster v. Klinger

This case comes to us by way of special findings of facts and conclusions of law stated thereon, to which conclusions of law the appellants duly excepted.

The facts found by the court essential to a decision of this case are as follows: The appellees were the owners of certain real estate fronting on State Street in Elkhart, Indiana, which the appellees believed to be 100 feet in width; on June 1, 1920, the appellees and appellants entered into a written contract for the sale and purchase of the real estate in question, describing it as “Lot number twenty-three (23) and thirty-four (34) feet…