Allen v. King

A land contract for the sale of certain premises in the city of Grand Eapids in which the plaintiff was vendor and the defendants Philip Allen and Anna Allen, his wife, were vendees was assigned by the vendees to George King. While the assignment was not signed by him, it was annexed to the vendees’ copy of the contract and delivered to him. In it he agreed “to fulfill all the conditions set forth in the annexed instrument.” It was prepared by C. DeBoer, an employee of the Old Kent Bank, where the plaintiff had left her contract for collection, and a copy of it was annexed by him thereto.

After…