Larson v. Metcalf

On March 1, 1920, the defendant C. A. Watts sold to plaintiff, Larson, a tract of land by contract in substitution of one previously existing, the terms of which need not be considered, further than to say that $10,000 was paid by plaintiff on the two contracts, and performance was to be, but was not, made March 1, 1921. On March 1, 1920, plaintiff took possession by a tenant, who remained on the farm until after the deed to -Metcalf later referred to. On June 27, 1921, Watts gave notice of intention to declare a forfeiture, and on August 6, 1921, declared the forfeiture, and served notice of…