Towels v. Campbell

Opinion of ti-ie Court by

Chief Justice Sampson- — •

Affirming.

In 1918, appellant Towels bought of appellee Campbell a tract of 190 acres of land at the price of $12,000.00, of which sum $8,500.00 was paid in cash and the balance was represented by a lien note. Soon thereafter Towels took possession of the land and occupied it as a home. He made valuable improvements thereon and continued to use and occupy the place until May, 1922, when he commenced this action against Campbell for a cancellation of the deed and of the outstanding purchase money note for $3,500.00, on the ground the title was…