Griffin v. Moon

Frank Holt, Associate Justice.

This case requires the interpretation of a will. The appellees instituted an action against the appellants seeking specific performance of their written agreement to purchase certain realty. The appellants’ refusal to purchase was based upon their assertion that appellees did not have a merchantable title because of the ambiguous terms in a will devising the property to the appellees. The chancellor decreed specific performance of appellants’ contract to purchase the lands. On appeal appellants’ sole contention is that the trial court erred in finding that…