Fitzgerald v. Vaughn

Duckworth, Justice.

On November 7, 1938, Sam Fitzgerald filed suit against J. F. Vaughn, seeking reformation of two notes and a bond for title and judgment on the notes as reformed. The petitioner alleged, that in November, 1936, he agreed to sell the defendant a described tract of land for $2100, and gave the defendant a bond for title to the land; that the agreement between the parties was that the defendant should assume a loan of $800 against the land, pay $250 in cash, and give two notes of $525 each, with interest from date, one payable on September 15, 1937, and the other payable on…