McComas v. Jones

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Sampson

Affirming.

Appellee, Jones, in November, 1921, owned a house and lot in Ashland, which he desired to sell at the price of $2,200.00, and to do so he placed it with real estate agents. They found appellant, MeComas, and interested him in the property, he proposing to purchase it at the price of $2,200.00 provided the owner, appellee Jones, would accept a note held by MeComas on W. G. Adkins, Jane Adkins and Finis Adkins, as a payment, and would accept a cash payment of $120.00, and the balance in monthly payments evidenced by notes of MeComas secured by lien.…