Sommers v. Dukes
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtCollins, J.
This is an appeal from a decree which ordered that the contract dated October 7, 1950, for the purchase of property in Baltimore City, entered into by Milton Sommers, as vendor, one of the appellants here, and by Louis Dukes and Mary Dukes, as vendees, appellees here, be declared null and void because it was fraudulently entered into by the sellers. The decree also referred the case to the court auditor for an audit and ordered the appellants to pay the costs.
This contract dated October 7, 1950, originally provided that the purchase price was to be $3,950.00 subject to a ground rent of…
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