Sheftall v. Johnson

This ease is in equity. The facts strongly call for the interposition of the powers of a court of equity. The contract between Sheftall, holder of the legal title to the property, and the Eealty Company contemplated a sale of the property by the Eealty Company. It made express provision for such sale. That was the obvious purpose moving the Eealty Company to execute the contract with Sheftall. The contract did not require that purchasers from the Eealty Company should pay the full purchase-price in cash. The contract did not expressly provide that purchasers from the Realty Company were…