Zane v. Hinds
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, J.
— A. H. Zane and wife were the owners of a farm of one hundred twenty acres in Whatcom county. On February 16, 1921, they entered into a written contract with Ignac Snydar and wife, agreeing to sell the farm to them for $25,000, on the following terms: $8,500 paid by a conveyance of real property by Snydar and wife to Zane; Snydar and wife to pay an outstanding mortgage of $5,000 and interest on the Zane farm; and the balance of $11,500, with interest, to be paid within ten years, commencing November 1,-1921, in annual payments of not less than $1,000 each. Snyder and wife were given…
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