Ives v. Saunders

By contract in writing dated September 23, 1919, Joseph R. Ives, acting for himself and as agent for his wife, Margaret C. Ives (hereinafter referred to as defendants), sold to Matilda Saunders, a colored woman (hereinafter referred to as plaintiff), a certain house and lot in the city of Norfolk for the sum of $2,250.00, upon the following terms: $200.00 cash upon the delivery of the contract, $50.00 payable December 1, 1919, and the balance of $2,000.00 to be paid on “building and loan association plan” of $7.40 per week, $5.00 of which to be credited on account of purchase price and $2.40…