Mock v. Bigale

Appellees brought this action, seeking an accounting of an alleged partnership with appellants involving various real estate, damages, and specific performance of a contract for the sale of 100 acres of farmland. After a bench trial, the trial court found that the parties breached a written agreement and verbal agreements, an “enterprise” existed, an accounting would be “futile” because of appellants’ *1260actions, and there “is no equitable way to decide this case along strict contract law.” Appellants appeal the trial court’s final judgment requiring them to convey ten of their lots on the east…