Bagley v. Eaton
5 Cal. 497
Opinion
Heydenfeldt, J., concurred.
The Court below erred in the conclusions of law from the facts found. The agreement between the parties, is nothing more than a bond for title, the breach of which does not discharge the debt.
[501] The plaintiff might either have resorted to a Court of Equity, to enforce its performance, or maintained an action at law; but the parties having stipulated among themselves for a forfeiture, such forfeiture cannot defeat plaintiff’s right to the purchase money.
Judgment reversed, and new trial ordered.
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