Krapf v. Wiles

Deen, Presiding Judge.

On August 10,1982, Wiles, the appellee, purchased certain real property from the appellants. At that time, Wiles executed a promissory note for $23,000 and a deed to secure that debt in favor of. the Krapfs. The deed to secure debt provided in part that Wiles would pay all taxes on the property as they became due, and that the appellants could declare the entire debt due upon the appellee’s noncompliance with any of the deed’s terms.

Prior to the sale of the property, the appellants had paid the first installment of the 1982 property taxes. The bill for the second…