Rudisill never did pay Clawson the amount provided for in his contract of purchase. The Tylers were supposed to have succeeded to the title held by Crouch, Clawson's vendor. Rudisill paid the comparatively small balance due by Clawson to Crouch and took deed from Tyler to himself in his own name, but still owed Clawson a large balance on purchase price. See Bush v. Adams, 22 Fla. 177, and Latin-American Bank v. Rogers,87 Fla. 147.