Silverman v. Kogok, Adm'r

The appellant, a broker, who had both an exclusive listing contract for the sale of his principal’s property and a purchasing agreement conditioned on the property not being sold at the stated price, sued the owner, now deceased, for specific performance of his agreement to sell. Three defenses were raised by the appellees, who are the administrator of the estate of the deceased owner and his heirs at law: that the contract for the sale of the real estate was not sufficiently definite and certain in its terms to be specifically enforceable; that at the time the contract was entered into, an…