Reports of Cases At Law And in Chancery Argued And Determined in the Supreme Court of Illinois 44 (April And June Terms, 1867)
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Their deed to Lawrence refers to these instruments, and binds the grantors to pay the rent and the unpaid purchase money, and the grantors covenant that the premises are free from all incumbrances, " except the said lease and articles of agreement/' The deed also contains a covenant for quiet en- joyment. Contemporaneously with the execution of this deed, a contract was executed by and between the same parties which was, in form, a contract of sale for the same premises, and by the provisions o...f which Parmelee & Co. agreed to pay the $50,000 in five annual installments, with ten per cent interest, and Lawrence covenanted, upon such pa^nnent, to convey to them the premises free from all incumbrances, by good and sufficient deed. Parmelee & Co. also executed a separate instrument by which they agreed to pay an additional interest of two per cent per annum as long as the debt should remain unpaid. They paid the interest at twelve per cent to April, 1861, but none of the principal. From that date they ceased to pay.
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