Green

Van Buren v. Green

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120 Cal. App. 461·1932 Cal. App. LEXIS 28·7 P.2d 1079
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 4, 1932Docket No. 740.California1,946 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Barnard, J.

This is an action for the rescission of a contract and for the recovery of the amount paid. On June 4, 1926, the parties hereto entered into a written contract by which the defendant agreed to sell and convey to the plaintiff a certain ten acres of land in Kern County, and also agreed to sell and convey to the plaintiff “approximately a one-sixteenth (1/16) interest in the well, pumping plant and reservoir located in the northeast quarter” of the same section, together with a right of way or easement for pipe-lines running to • the ten acres in question. The defendant agreed to furnish a good and sufficient conveyance and a certificate of title on receiving full payment. The plaintiff resided at Long Beach and the defendant at Delano. On December 18, 1926, the plaintiff called at the First National Bank of Long Beach and instructed the cashier to send his copy of this contract, together with the balance of the purchase price, to a bank at Delano and obtain for him the conveyances and certificate of title to which he was entitled. On that day this bank sent the amount due, together with the contract, to the Growers’ Security Bank at Delano, asking them “pursuant to the foregoing”…

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