Opinion ID: 2378315
Heading Depth: 1
Heading Rank: 4

Heading: Richard Young

Text: By June 15 when Young made his agreement and signed the contract, some surveying had been done and a plat was available, although the work was not completed. Young was interested in two areas, each composing two lots. He signed contracts to purchase lots 755 and 757, and on his sales deposit receipts is written: Customer has option on 772 and 773 at same price. At that time Irvin and Young were not certain of the numbers of the lots which Young wanted, and which they named in the receipts as 772 and 773. They had an agreement as to the lots on the ground but were to adjust the description to 771 and 772 if those were the correct lot numbers (as was later determined to be so). As to the west line of lots 771 and 772, the stakes on the ground were at the 715 contour line, and there had been no surveying or any line located on the ground further west between that 715 level and the lake or river bed. This was also shown on the plat. These lots were bounded on the west by the 715 foot line and did not extend to the river bed. The seller's agent, Irvin, assured Young nevertheless that the surveying was incomplete and that these lots would be extended west to the river bed.