Cater v. Haralson
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
BRADLEY, Judge.
The events which culminated in this appeal arose out of a dispute regarding a land sales contract between the parties. Under the terms of the contract in question, appellant-L. M. Cater (hereinafter referred to as seller) agreed to sell certain real property to appellee-Daniel R. Haralson (hereinafter referred to as buyer). Pursuant to this agreement buyer deposited $5,000 in an escrow account to be held there until the transaction was actually completed. After the money had been placed in this account a misunderstanding occurred between the parties.
Buyer claimed that seller…
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