Adams v. Adams
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
EASTAUGH, Justice.
1. INTRODUCTION
Michael Adams, the lessor of real property, sent his lessee a signed extension for a lease that gave the lessee an option to purchase. The clause was unenforceable unless Michael Adams actually knew of the option to purchase when he sent the lessee the signed lease extension. We conclude that the superior court did not clearly err in finding that Michael Adams had actual knowledge; we therefore affirm the order that the property be conveyed to the lessee, Don Adams.
Because there was clear and convincing supporting evidence, we also affirm the superior…
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