Reilly v. Cullinane
Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Acting Associate Justice.
On the 24th of February, 1920, a married man, William P. Cullinane, agreed in writing to convey to Elizabeth M. Reilly a good record title to certain real estate upon the payment to him by her of the sum of $7,250, The terms of sale required that $300 of the purchase price should be paid on the execution of the agreement, and that payment of the balance should be made within 30 days thereafter, provided that the examination of title had then been completed and reported.
On the ground that his wife refused to join him in making a deed to the property unless he…
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