Lees v. Meyer

William R. Lees appeals the trial court’s judgment that the condition precedent in an option agreement he had with Helen Meyer had not been fulfilled, and thus the option agreement was not an enforceable contract. Lees contends that the judgment is contrary to law because the condition precedent was fulfilled and did not expire on Meyer’s death. We affirm based on our prior decision in this case and because the judgment is not against the manifest weight of the evidence.

In 1972, Lees and Meyer entered into an agreement whereby Lees purchased some of Meyer’s property and was given an option to…