Addington v. Fulton

*33The appellants are complaining of a decree entered in the trial court in which their cross bill was dismissed and their set-offs and counterclaims denied and refused, and in which the appellee’s vendor’s lien was established and directed to be enforced by a sale of a tract of 59.75 acres of land.

In 1920, E. M. Fulton, the appellee, was the owner of 59.75 acres of land adjoining the town of Norton. This tract was composed of the “Gilliam tract” of 49.75 acres and a portion of the “Wells Commissioner” tract of about 10 acres. He granted the appellants an option to purchase the 59.75 acres,…