Drumheller v. Bird

— This is an action in equity brought by respondents to forfeit and declare cancelled an executory contract for the sale by them of property described in the contract, consisting of a mill at Davenport, Washington, and a number of warehouses, with equipment, located at different places in Lincoln county, Washington.

Appellant is an operator of flouring mills. In the contract entered into between him and respondents on January 6, 1930, respondents agreed to sell to him all of the real and personal property described in their complaint for the sum of thirty thousand dollars. It was agreed that…