Smith v. Blinn

In December, 1925, W. Gregory Smith entered into a contract in writing to purchase from George A. Blinn et al., through their attorney in fact, a body of lands located in Flagler county, Fla., containing 2,289.6 acres, more or less, for an aggregate consideration of $103,032. Of this sum $5,724 was paid in cash.

By the contract, the sellers covenanted to convey the lands “by good and sufficient warranty deed in fee simple,” except as to a named mortgage assumed by the purchaser. They were to furnish “complete abstracts of title to said property.” The purchaser had 30 days “to examine the title…