C & J INDUSTRIES, INC. v. Bailey
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
WILKINS, Justice:
This is a declaratory judgment action 1 seeking a declaration that the terms of a uniform real estate contract (hereafter “first contract”) by and between Plaintiff C & J Industries, Inc., (hereafter “C & J” and Defendants Edward O. and Ruth C. Bailey (hereafter “Baileys”), had not been violated by C & J. Specifically, the issue before the District Court was whether a second uniform real estate contract (hereafter “second contract”) by and between Collins and James as sellers and one Jay L. Burgie as buyer constituted a breach of paragraph 3(a) of the first contract. That…
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