Schultz v. Busendorf

Busendorf, the defendant, was the owner of a farm of some forty acres, thirty of which laid on one side of a highway and ten on the opposite side. The farm was for sale. The plaintiff came to this farm, made an observation of the place, and on the next day came again and after a further observation and examination, verbally agreed to: buy the thirty acres, and paid $50 down. Subsequently, he wished to acquire the ten additional acres, and agreed to purchase the entire property for $14,000. This price included the personal property on the farm, saving and excepting certain specified things…