Stanley v. Parsons

Appellants, as plaintiffs, sued for damages alleged to have been sustained through an exchange of real estate, averring in their complaint that they were to 'receive certain farm lands in Okanogan county, Washington, which, according to the written exchange contract, wore to be conveyed to them by “good and marketable title.” It is further alleged:

“That thereafter and in partial compliance with their said contract, schedule ‘A’ hereto, and on or about the 15th day of April, 1926, at Seattle, Washington, the said defendants made, executed and delivered to the plaintiff, F. M. Stanley, acting…