Glancy v. Williams

In an action involving an agreement for the transfer of real property the trial court decreed that appellants should execute and deliver to respondents deeds to the property in question, and in default of their so doing the clerk of the court should make the necessary deed. Appellants appealed from said decree August 2, 1929. March 18, 1930,-while the appeal was pending but before it had been heard or disposed of, appellant Kirby C. Glancy, a resident of Nampa, desired to sell other real property not ■ involved in this litigation, and was advised by the abstract company of Caldwell that there…