Riehle v. Bank of Bullochville

This case arose out of a contract for the purchase and sale of land, in which the defendant in error sold to the plaintiff in error a certain factory,' including the real estate on which it was located, agreed to put the plaintiff in error in possession of the same, and executed a bond for title, the conditions of which were that upon the payment of the purchase-money the defendant in error would execute good and sufficient title to the plaintiff in error. The plaintiff in error gave a promissory note for $3,000 falling due March 15,-1923, and also made a cash payment of $2,000. After the…