Alhadeff v. Van Slyke

— The plaintiffs, as sellers, and S. H. Sussman, as purchaser, entered into a real estate contract November 14, 1930. The property covered by the agreement was an apartment house on the corner of Twentieth avenue and Pine street in the city of Seattle. The contract recited that the purchase price of the property was $32,439.62, of which $5,669.50 had been paid by the purchaser, who assumed the payment of a mortgage of $11,192.50 on the property. The purchaser agreed to pay the balance of $15,577.62, together with interest on unpaid installments at the rate of seven per cent per annum, in…