American Law Reports Annotated, Svazek 48Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1927 |
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Strana 44
... liable to the vendee for compensation for the loss to the latter of his bargain . The court said : " Where a vendor has the title , and for any reason refuses to convey it , as required by his con- tract , he shall respond in law for ...
... liable to the vendee for compensation for the loss to the latter of his bargain . The court said : " Where a vendor has the title , and for any reason refuses to convey it , as required by his con- tract , he shall respond in law for ...
Strana 45
... liable to the vendee for the loss of the latter's bargain where he has been guilty of bad faith , the vendor , personally , being willing to convey . In Way v . Root ( 1913 ) 174 Mich . 418 , 140 N. W. 577 , where the vendor could not ...
... liable to the vendee for the loss of the latter's bargain where he has been guilty of bad faith , the vendor , personally , being willing to convey . In Way v . Root ( 1913 ) 174 Mich . 418 , 140 N. W. 577 , where the vendor could not ...
Strana 46
... liable to the purchaser in damages , to be based upon the differ- ence between the contract price and the sum for which the purchaser had subsequently contracted to sell the real estate . In McAdam v . Leak ( 1922 ) 111 Kan . 704 , 208 ...
... liable to the purchaser in damages , to be based upon the differ- ence between the contract price and the sum for which the purchaser had subsequently contracted to sell the real estate . In McAdam v . Leak ( 1922 ) 111 Kan . 704 , 208 ...
Strana 47
... liable to nominal damages for a breach of his contract . But the rule is different , or rather the general rule prevails , where a party contracts to sell lands which he knows at the time he has no power to sell and convey . If he ...
... liable to nominal damages for a breach of his contract . But the rule is different , or rather the general rule prevails , where a party contracts to sell lands which he knows at the time he has no power to sell and convey . If he ...
Strana 48
... liable to make good to the opposite party the damages caused to him by the loss of his bargain . " It is not in all cases essential that the vendor should know the state of the title to the land he bargains to sell , but , in order to ...
... liable to make good to the opposite party the damages caused to him by the loss of his bargain . " It is not in all cases essential that the vendor should know the state of the title to the land he bargains to sell , but , in order to ...
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