Harvard v. Anderson

Plaintiffs, Alan D. Anderson and Arnold G. Vezina, brought an action for specific performance against defendant Frank E. Harvard on three instruments, two options to purchase real property 1 and an “Agreement” relating to the property, the complaint asserting that all right, title, and interest in the mentioned instruments had been assigned to them by the optionees, whose tender to defendant had been refused, and that plaintiffs offered to pay the optionor the purchase price for the property. The defendant denied the petition generally and asserted there had been no consideration for the…