Sullivan v. William E. Dixon, P.A.

The case before us involves the enforceability of a real estate contract which is challenged on grounds that title to the property is tainted by a prior fraudulent conveyance, and that the seller, a professional service corporation, possesses no power to convey the land. Concluding that the buyer’s refusal to comply with the agreement was legally unwarranted, we shall affirm the judgment of the chancellor which granted specific performance to the seller.

The disputed contract was executed in the summer of 1975; however, in view of the aforementioned contentions, we must relate several earlier…