Dooley v. Wilbanks

J. H. Wilbanks, the defendant in this case, on September 24, 1912, entered into an option contract with G. W. and J. C. Dooley to. buy from the latter a certain farm containing *35332 acres of land, wherein the vendors agreed to sell the land at $17 per acre if all cash was paid at the time of the purchase, or for one hundred and eighty 500-pound bales, of good white merchantable cotton to be paid as follows: 15 bales in the year, of th<' contract and 15 bales per year thereafter for eleven years. The contract provided that “in case party of the second part don’t raise the cotton on the farm, then…