Grill v. Adams

In this action involving a real estate sales contract, the trial court ordered defendants to specifically perform a contract for the sale of their 69% interest in certain real estate and to pay damages based on the value of the remaining fractional interest not owned by them. Defendants contend that: (1) the judgment for specific performance is contrary to law and to the manifest weight of the evidence; and (2) the judgment for money damages is contrary to general principles of law, contrary to the manifest weight of the evidence and is grossly inequitable because: (a) it was a term of the…