Conover v. Baker

In November, 1972, the plaintiffs, Peter and Robin Conover, at the time residents of the State of New Jersey, entered into negotiations with the defendants, Wolford and Priscilla Baker, for the purchase of a small ski lodge located in the Town of Jay. The lodge, situated upon 9.6 acres of land, consisted of four guest bedrooms, a restaurant, and an unfinished area on the second floor. The plaintiffs negotiated with the defendants on several occasions, and a purchase and sale agreement was entered into between the parties in February, 1973. The real property was conveyed to them by deed in…