Gaynes v. 2684 Realty Corp.

A contract was entered into for the sale of certain real estate. The purchaser made deposit on contract and incurred expenses for title examination. He rejected title, because, as alleged in the complaint, “ the defend-^ ant was unable to and is not able to convey good title to the premises above described in accordance with the terms of the *433said contract Exhibit ‘ A ’ annexed ”. The purchaser now sues for the return of the deposit, for reimbursement of the expenditure, and to impress a lien on the property to insure payment. The seller asserts that it has had and now has a good and…