Dillow v. Magraw
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
ALPERT, Judge.
This appeal presents the novel issue of whether failure to name the proper parties in a proceeding to foreclose equity of redemption renders title to that property defective and constitutes a breach of special warranty or breach of the covenant against encumbrances when the property is subsequently conveyed.
Appellant in this case, Robert M. Dillow (Dillow), is a builder of single-family homes in Cecil County, Maryland. In the summer of 1988, he entered into a contract of sale with appellees, James S. Magraw and Deborah L. Magraw (the Magraws), for the purchase of four adjoining,…
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