Sandman v. Sheridan

Opinion op the Court by

Turner, Commissioner

Reversing.

On the 12th of March., 1920, appellee proposed to appellant in writing- to buy from him, for $3,500.00 in cash, the Gibson Billiard Parlors in Louisville, together with the fixtures and other property used in connection with and incidental to that business, appellant to convey same to Sheridan “Free and clear of any and all claims, debts and liens, against or upon the same, by a proper bill of sale of a clear and absolute title thereto.”

On that day appellant in writing accepted the offer, and appellee employed an attorney to assist him in…