Larsen v. Buys

In September, 1928, appellant agreed to purchase from the respondents certain premises which he later converted into a dance-hall. The contract provided that Larsen was to pay for the property in monthly instalments, pay the taxes, and complete certain improvements then being made on the property. It was further provided that in case of default in respect to any of the provisions of the contract the property “with all improvements made thereon” would be forfeited to the vendors.

A supplemental agreement described with more particularity the improvements which were to be completed by the…