Knisley v. Parsons

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Day.

This suit was instituted by plaintiff K. K. Parsons *535who claimed money due and owing on a sale of horses to defendants Lome Knisley and Yera Knisley.

The complaint alleged that an oral contract had been entered into for the sale of seven horses, including a stallion, Rio Dinero, at an agreed purchase price of $18,000. It further alleged that at the time of the sale in August, 1961, it was understood and agreed between the parties that the purchase price would be paid within a reasonable time; that a reasonable time had elapsed, and that $16,747.95 was the amount owed…