Myers v. Sawvel

Plaintiffs, who are husband and wife, owned an improved and valuable farm consisting of over 230 acres, located in Coe township, Isabella county, which they had been offering for sale, and on February 25, 1920, sold under a land contract to defendant Clinton Sawvel at an agreed price of $47,000. The lanid contract was prepared upon a blank form containing the customary provisions, including insurance and tax clauses, the purchaser being required to pay all taxes assessed against the property when due for 1920 and subsequent years. The terms of payment were $500 on signing the contract, $4,500…