Newman v. Johnson

The bill in this case was filed by the appellee against the appellant to enforce the specific performance of a written contract between them for the purchase by the appellee of a parcel of land in Baltimore City belonging to the appellant. This contract was executed March 13th, 1907, the appellant being named and described therein as vendor, and the appellee as vendee, and the property being accurately described. The material recitals are these:

“That the said vendor has this day sold to the said vendee, and that the said vendee has this day bought of the said vendor, at and for the sum of ten…