Legal Opinion
McKenzie v. Sutton
Supreme Court of Alabama
Decided April 16, 1948No. 1 Div. 303PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LAWSON, Justice:
On February 2, 1946, C. W. McKenzie and his wife, A. M. McKenzie, appellants, and A. C. Sutton, appellee, entered into an executory contract for the sale of a lot situated in the city of Mobile. The agreement reads as follows:
“February 2, 1946
“C. W. McKenzie
“1151 Rotterdam Street
“Mobile, Alabama
“I make you a firm offer of Eleven hundred fifty and no/100 ($1150.00) Dollars cash, for your lot on the Northeast corner of Dublin and Houston Streets in the City of Mobile, Alabama.
“It is understood that you are to deliver a clear title to me free from any paving debts and all taxes…
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