Lindgren v. Dowis

Hill, Justice.

These two appeals involve a contract between the parties. On March 12, 1973, plaintiff Lindgren entered into a concise written contract which provided: "I agree to sell to W. Courson Dowis 7,500 shares of Pine Mountain Club Chalets, Inc., stock for $22,500; payable in cash on or before April 1, 1973.” The contract was signed by the seller and was accepted as shown by the signature of the buyer.

A year later, on March 13, 1974, the seller sued the buyer for damages, the trial court overruled the buyer’s motion to dismiss, and the Court of Appeals affirmed (Dowis v. Lindgren, 132…