Marketable Title to Real Estate Being Also a Treatise On the Rights And Remedie
Marketable Title to Real Estate Being Also a Treatise On the Rights And Remedie
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547. Guthrie v. Thompson, 1 Oregan, 353. Persh- ing v. Canfleld, 70 Mo. 140. 1'ursloy v. Good, 94 Mo. App. 382. Overly v. Tlpton, 88 Ind. 410; Soule v. HoldrSdge, 63 Ind. 213; Melton v. Coffelt, 59 Ind. 310; Parker v. McAllister, 14 Ind. 12. Walters v. Mitchell, 6 Cal. App. 410, 92 Pac. 315; Lemle v. Barry (Cal. ) 183 Pac, 148; Booth v. Millikin, 111 X. Y. Supp. 791, 127 App. Div. 522; Kchola v. MiHer, (Tex. Civ. App. ) 21S S. W. 48: Kdwards v. Waton, 258 *fo. 631, 167 S. W. 1119; Ogoouhevitz v.... Wahija*. 203 Mich. 604, 109 N. W. 820: Osborne v. Falrley, (Ark. ) 211 I. \V. 917; MIMW v. King, 180 Ala. 475. 05 So. 180; Robinson v. Yetter, 238 HI. 320. 7 X. K. 363; Adlcr v. Kohn. 96 Neb. 346, 147 N. W. 1131; Brown v. L*v, 102 Fed. 817, 113 C. C. A. 141.
TENDER OF PERFORMANCE AND DEMAND FOR DEED. 217 his mere readiness, willingness, or ability to perform are insuf- ficient without a tender of performance by him. 36 If the con- tract provide that the purchase money shall not be paid until the title has been perfected to the satisfaction of the purchaser, the vendor cannot put the latter in default until he is able to execute a deed conveying a perfect title, and has advised him of the fact.
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547. Guthrie v. Thompson, 1 Oregan, 353. Persh- ing v. Canfleld, 70 Mo. 140. 1'ursloy v. Good, 94 Mo. App. 382. Overly v. Tlpton, 88 Ind. 410; Soule v. HoldrSdge, 63 Ind. 213; Melton v. Coffelt, 59 Ind. 310; Parker v. McAllister, 14 Ind. 12. Walters v. Mitchell, 6 Cal. App. 410, 92 Pac. 315; Lemle v. Barry (Cal. ) 183 Pac, 148; Booth v. Millikin, 111 X. Y. Supp. 791, 127 App. Div. 522; Kchola v. MiHer, (Tex. Civ. App. ) 21S S. W. 48: Kdwards v. Waton, 258 *fo. 631, 167 S. W. 1119; Ogoouhevitz v.... Wahija*. 203 Mich. 604, 109 N. W. 820: Osborne v. Falrley, (Ark. ) 211 I. \V. 917; MIMW v. King, 180 Ala. 475. 05 So. 180; Robinson v. Yetter, 238 HI. 320. 7 X. K. 363; Adlcr v. Kohn. 96 Neb. 346, 147 N. W. 1131; Brown v. L*v, 102 Fed. 817, 113 C. C. A. 141.
TENDER OF PERFORMANCE AND DEMAND FOR DEED. 217 his mere readiness, willingness, or ability to perform are insuf- ficient without a tender of performance by him. 36 If the con- tract provide that the purchase money shall not be paid until the title has been perfected to the satisfaction of the purchaser, the vendor cannot put the latter in default until he is able to execute a deed conveying a perfect title, and has advised him of the fact.
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