The plaintiff, Farr, entered into an agreement, evidenced by a memorandum, to purchase certain real property owned by the Newmans for $3,000. After the making of this agreement, which was not in a form to be recorded, the defendant, Hardy, took a conveyance of the subject property, paying $4,000 therefor. Hardy's attorney, however, had knowledge of the outstanding agreement between Farr and Newman....
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