Seminole Title & Ins. v. Parker

J. Seaborn Holt, Associate Justice.

This is the second appearance of this case before us. Reference is made to our opinion in Parker v. Whistle, 227 Ark. 731, 301 S. W. 2d 445, for a more complete statement of the facts. The appellees here, Parker and wife, in the above case, sued Clem Whistle, his wife, and the appellant here, Seminole Title & Insurance Company. That suit was based on a contract executed by the parties (the Parkers as sellers and the Whistles as purchasers) for the sale of land by the Parkers to the Whistles. This contract contained this pertinent provision: “But if the title…