A contract in writing was duly entered into between these parties whereby plaintiff was granted an option to purchase premises of defendant for a specific period of time in accordance with a schedule of payments and subject to certain conditions of title. The option was exercised and a down payment was made, together with an application for title insurance. The title company found the title unmarketable and declined to issue insurance. Plaintiff sued for return of its down...
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