Kidd v. Early

SHARP, Chief Justice.

Defendants have consistently contended that they are entitled to summary judgment for the following reasons: (1) The description of the property contained in the option is insufficient to meet the requirements of the Statute of Frauds; (2) the purported option was void because the parties failed to agree on an essential element of the contract, that is, the method of payment, and specific performance is unavailable to enforce a contract unless there has been an actual “meeting of the minds” with regard to each element of the contract; and (3) the option could be exercised…