Allen v. Walker

HOOD, Associate Judge.

Appellant hereafter called the purchaser, agreed to buy from appellee Walker, hereafter called the seller, certain residence property. Appellant’s purpose in buying the property was to use it as a home for herself and daughter and the contract contained the provision: “Possession with title or before at convenience of seller.” On the agreed settlement date the parties met at the title company but the purchaser refused to pay the purchase money and accept a deed because, as she claimed, the seller did not, and could not, give immediate and actual possession. She then…