Ginther v. Rochester Improvement Co.

This was an action by appellee against appellant, seeking to recover a money judgment growing out of a transaction between appellant and appellee, wherein appellant and a number of other persons purchased from appellee certain lots in the latter’s addition to the town of Rochester, Indiana. The price of each lot was $200, to be paid for as follows: $10 cash and $1 each week until the balance of $190 was fully paid. Appellant defaulted in making his de*380ferred payments. A certain written instrument designated a “Warranty Deed Bond,” dated August 17, 1895, issued by appellee to appellant,…