Barrowman v. Charles

Opinion of the Court by

Commissioner Stanley

Affirming in part and reversing in part.

In December, 1921, the appellant, David Barrow-man, contracted to sell and convey to J. C. Charles, appellee, a house and lot in Elkhorn City. At the time there was litigation pending which involved the title to the property, and a title bond was executed by which Barrowman bound himself to convey by general warranty deed a fee-simple, merchantable title for the consideration of $7,500, of which $1,000 was then paid in cash and notes for $3,500, bearing interest, maturing in four months, “and the remainder…