Redmond v. Smock

— The appellees sued the appellants on a contract by which the former sold to the latter a stock of goods, with an unexpired lease on the store-room in which the goods were situated. Ey the terms of the contract of sale, a cash payment was to be made at the time of delivery, and *366the residue of the purchase money was to be secured by notes of the appellants, payable in thirty, sixty, and ninety days. The breach assigned is that the appellants refused to make the cash payment and execute the notes, “ and then and there abandoned the lease, store-room and goods, and wholly refused to complete…