Busch v. Gecks

The sole question is whether the appellant is entitled to interest.

Appellant, as plaintiff, filed suit against appellee in the Garland chancery court on March 16, 1945, alleging: (1) that in January, 1942, appellant, by written contract, sold certain real estate to appellee for $25,000; (2) “that there is now due the sum of $3,250 accumulated past-due interest which, after repeated demands, the defendant refuses .and neglects to pay”; and (3) “that plaintiff has a right to foreclose her vendor’s lien on the said property ... in the amount of $3,250 interest and the amount of $25,000…