Halstead v. Windsor

C.F. Halstead appeals from the trial court's judgment in favor of H. Jack Windsor in an action to quiet title.

On October 11, 1982, C.F. Halstead entered into an installment sales contract or "bond for title" to sell property to Lewis Wainwright.1 Under the agreement, Halstead agreed to convey the property to Wainwright upon payment of the purchase price in full. In the event of default, Halstead would have the right to annul the agreement, Wainwright would become Halstead's tenant, and any money paid in the interim would be retained by Halstead as rent. The agreement did not provide that time…