Grimm v. Williams

This is a suit by appellants to compel the specific performance of a contract for the sale of a certain tract of land out of the Green De Witt league on the south bank of Guadalupe river in Guadalupe county, which was tlie property of appellees. It was tlie contention of appellants that the land was to be sold to them by appellees for a certain sum, of which $2,500 was to be paid in a “reasonable time,” the deed being in the meantime placed in escrow, and the appellees contend that the $2,500 was to be a cash payment as recited in the deed. The court submitted the cause on the following…