Calbreath v. Beckwith

Mr. Presiding Justice Barry

delivered the opinion of the court,

Henry Calbreath and his wife Ida purchased some real estate from appellant for which they agreed to pay $3,500, $700 in cash and the balance in monthly payments; and the agreement was evidenced by a written contract, dated August 8, 1921. The purchasers occupied the premises for about two years when domestic trouble resulted in a divorce. The wife married again and became Ida G-ravot. In 1923, Cal-breath informed appellant that he could not keep up his payments and returned the contract. Sometime later appellant sold and conveyed…