Icard v. Henderson

This suit involved an unusually worded agreement relating to the sale of a condominium unit. The sale was not closed. The seller sued the buyer for payment for changes made to the unit by the seller at buyer’s request, alleging that charges for those changes were not recovered by the seller from the proceeds of the subsequent sale of the unit to a third party. The trial court rendered judgment for the seller. As one of his points on appeal the buyer argues that under the particular wording of the agreement the buyer was not obligated to pay for the changes if he did not close.

We affirm the…