Feehely v. Rogers

Appellant’s brief states: “There is no bill of exceptions and the record presented to this court consists of the findings of fact and conclusions of law and the judgment. The facts are agreed to.” We shall now state them briefly.

June 18, 1932, Hood River County, as owner and vendor, and the plaintiff, as vendee, signed a contract which bound the latter to purchase the real property involved in this action for a consideration of $1,200, payable $240 upon execution of the contract and the balance, together with 6 per cent interest, in equal annual installments of $240 each. The agreement…