Wimpey v. Smart

The defendants in error, Harriet E. Smart and Arthur T. Smart, executors of A. G. Smart, on April 1st, 1908, sold a city lot to W. E. Wimpey for $20,000. The vendee paid $4,000 cash, and gave his notes for the remainder; and the vendors executed to him a bond for title, obligating themselves to make a good and sufficient title to the premises to the vendee upon his payment of the balance of the purchase-money. In the bond for title the premises were described as “all that tract or parcel of land lying and being in the City of Atlanta, in the fourteenth district of said county, and being a…