Barton v. Tombari

—On June 1, 1920, appellant entered into a contract with the respondents for the purchase of a lot in the city of Spokane, upon which were situate two dwelling houses. The contract price was $4,000, and of this $700 was paid upon the execution of the contract and the balance was payable in installments. The contract does not contain any time essence provision nor any other provision for forfeiture, nor any provision making all payments due upon default in one *332or more payments, but merely provides that, upon full payment being made, deed shall be delivered; and the deed and a copy of the…