Mausoleum Sales Co. v. Morgan
Citations
- 91 Wash. 617
- 158 P. 255
Syllabus
<p>Cemeteries — Sale of Crypt — Certificate—Execution. A corporation holding a contract of subscription for the purchase of a burial crypt cannot recover from the subscriber upon the tender of a certificate for the crypt made by another corporation which at the date of the certificate neither had title to the property nor had any corporate existence.</p> <p>Cemeteries — Sale of Crypt — Contract for Deed — Tender of Certificate. Where a contract for a cemetery crypt provided for the delivery of a deed free of all incumbrances, the tender of a certificate in place of a deed was inadequate.</p> <p>Tender — Keeping Good. Tender of a certificate for a cemetery crypt, not kept good by being brought into court, is not sufficient to sustain recovery upon a contract for the purchase price.</p>
Judges: Fullerton
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