Georgetown Development Corp. v. Granat

Appellants contracted to convey a piece of land to appellees on which appellants were first to build a house within a certain time and according to certain specifications. Appellants built a house but neither on time nor up to specifications. Appellees sued for and were awarded specific performance of the promise to convey, together with damages for the defects in the house and the delay in completing it. They did not seek to require appellants to remedy the defects. Accordingly the case involved none of the problems that' arise in connection with attempts to enforce building contracts…