Gude v. Wright

Jim Johnson, Associate Justice.

This case involves a claim for damages arising out of a breach of warranty.

In 1958, appellee, Harold B. Wright, purchased five lots in Block One of Wilson’s Third Addition to the City of Blytheville, from appellants, Joe Gude and Yelma Gude, his wife, and Orval Gude and Margaret Evelyn Gude, his wife, for a total consideration of $10,000. The conveyance was made by warranty deed and upon execution and delivery of the same appellee paid appellants $1,000 of the purchase money and executed three notes for the balance. These notes were secured by a deed of trust on…