Keeney v. Angell

As the parties themselves are in accord that the trial court, in its first instruction to the jury, correctly stated the respective contentions of the parties as to the nature of this controversy, we accept the same as such, which, as condensed, may be thus stated: C. H. Angelí and Mariam Angelí, his wife, defendants in error, plaintiffs below, in March, 1929, owned a contract of sale and purchase of real estate in the city of Denver of the reasonable value of $6,000, which is referred to in the pleadings and briefs of counsel as “Terrace Property.” The defendant R. E. Keeney, the wife of…