Krummen v. Still

WALKER, Chief Justice.

In 1931 appellant, Ed Krummen, sold to appellees, C. L. Still and wife, a tract of 271 acres of land near Stuttgart, Arkansas, for a consideration of $4,000 cash and $11,-000 in notes.. •

Appellees’ theory is that they were induced to buy the land by fraudulent representations made to them by appellant; that after they had charged appellant with the fraud, he and they agreed to cancel the sale, on condition that they convey the land back to him, and he cancel their notes; that they performed their part of the agreement by conveying the land back to him, hut that he…