James v. Mitchell

Birdsong, Judge.

Viewed under the principle that on motion for summary judgment the evidence is construed most favorably to the respondent, who is the appellant James, the evidence shows the following: James leased a condominium from appellee Brock Associates for a term to end March, 1979. Appellant James obtained in the lease contract a right of first refusal to buy the condominium. This provision provided that if Brock Associates received an offer from another purchaser to buy the condominium, Brock Associates agreed to offer the condominium to James for $32,950. In July, 1978 Brock…