Darragh v. Knolk

In March, 1931, negotiations were begun between defendants Knolk and the defendants Barnoske, for the purchase of real estate in Cedar Rapids belonging to the Barnoskes. The property was in the hands of Mr. Dotson, a real estate agent, for sale. One of the steps in the negotiations was a written proposition dated March 14, 1931, wherein the vendee Knolk offered, and the vendor Barnoske agreed to accept, $4,300 for the property payable $250 on date of possession, $350 six months from date of possession, and $45 per month after June 1, 1931, with interest; possession to be given April 1, 1931;…