American Law Reports Annotated, Svazek 48Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1927 |
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Strana 44
... refused to release his inchoate dower interest in the property , and it was subject to liens and encum- brances . In Grosso v . Sporer ( 1924 ) 123 Misc . 796 , 206 N. Y. Supp . 227 , where the vendor refused to convey , giving as his ...
... refused to release his inchoate dower interest in the property , and it was subject to liens and encum- brances . In Grosso v . Sporer ( 1924 ) 123 Misc . 796 , 206 N. Y. Supp . 227 , where the vendor refused to convey , giving as his ...
Strana 47
... refusal of the vendor in the original contract to con- vey to him , would not defeat the sec- ond vendee's right to ... refused to convey . In such case , the court said , the authorities are that the vendee may recover for the loss of ...
... refusal of the vendor in the original contract to con- vey to him , would not defeat the sec- ond vendee's right to ... refused to convey . In such case , the court said , the authorities are that the vendee may recover for the loss of ...
Strana 52
... refused to perform a contract to convey , or know- ingly contracted beyond his power , or had been guilty of fraud or bad faith , the vendee might recover damages in addition to the amount he has paid on the purchase price . In Kean v ...
... refused to perform a contract to convey , or know- ingly contracted beyond his power , or had been guilty of fraud or bad faith , the vendee might recover damages in addition to the amount he has paid on the purchase price . In Kean v ...
Strana 53
... refused to go on with the transaction because of some gain which would accrue to him . It is sufficient if he refuses to convey be- cause , through his own negligence , he has put it out of his power to fulfil the obligations of his ...
... refused to go on with the transaction because of some gain which would accrue to him . It is sufficient if he refuses to convey be- cause , through his own negligence , he has put it out of his power to fulfil the obligations of his ...
Strana 57
... refused to perform , and sold the land shortly thereafter to another at an advanced price , the ven- dee was held entitled to recover this amount in an action for damages for breach of the contract . So , in Lyman v . Harvey ( 1919 ) 12 ...
... refused to perform , and sold the land shortly thereafter to another at an advanced price , the ven- dee was held entitled to recover this amount in an action for damages for breach of the contract . So , in Lyman v . Harvey ( 1919 ) 12 ...
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