Williams v. Wagers

Parriott, as the vendee under a purchase and sale contract covering thirteen quarter sections of land, instituted this action for specific performance of the contract. He was unsuccessful in a trial to the court, which ordered cancellation of the contract because of fraud. He died after the cause was brought here for review, and Dorothy A. Williams, administratrix of his estate, was substituted as plaintiff in error. Fifteen specifications of error are presented for our consideration which we believe stand or fall on the matter covered in our opinion.

From the record it appears that Parriott…