Rowson v. Rowson’s Empirical Analysis
1954
Citation profile
4
cited by 4 later decisions
1
states following
December 1963
most recently cited
3 state decisions
Relationships
Relies on Pickett v. Bishop · Sanderson v. Sanderson · Hermann v. Likens · Osborne v. Moore · Broaddus v. Grout
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““ROWSON CLINIC “Dr. A. F. Rowson “6621 Snider Plaza, Dallas 5, Texas “Phone Lakeside 0668 “March 31, 1951 “Dear Dick: “I have fully made up my mind to sell the Lake Cottage, as it has been a source of trouble and expense ever since you have been up there. “Now I am going to do one of the following three things by June 1st, and you can, and should be guided accordingly. “(1) I will sell you the house and pay off the bank mortgage of $1,500.00 and I will accept as full payment for the cottage the $1,465. that I have of your hand money, plus a clear title to your house at Alamo if you accept this deal I’ll stand to lose $6,500.00 but I am ready. “(2) I will sell to a stranger for what ever the place will bring. “(3) I will take possession of my Cottage June 1st and give you $1,465 the day you move out, I will also help you finance a new house. Now you must accept one of the above plans by June 1st, if you remain silent I will assume that you are not interested in any of them and I will on that date contact a Den-ton Real Estate man and have him find a buyer and you can make a deal with the new owner. “I am notifying the Lake Dallas Telephone Co. to remove the telephone from my name April 2nd, so if you want the telephone until June 1st, notify them today. ?:< * “Your best bet would be to leave Dallas and return to Kerr- ville where you have some land, and I will help you get a house up on it, * * * “/s/ Allen””
1 later decision quote this exact passagee.g. Rowson v. Rowson
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