Swearingen v. Beyer

On June 26, 1931, appellee and his wife, as vendors, entered into a written contract with appellant, as vendee, by the terms of which the vendors agreed that if the vendee would make the payments and perform the covenants therein mentioned on his part to be performed, they would convey to him, by a good and sufficient warranty deed, a triangular piece of land therein described, a merchantable title thereto to be shown by an abstract of title. The purchase price was $4,700, on which $2,850 was paid, leaving a balance of $1,850 due December 1, 1932, which the vendee agreed to pay vendors at the…