Hall v. Gradwohl
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Opinion upon motion for re-argument, June 23rd, 1910. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City (Stock-bridge, J.).
1Opinion of the Court
On December 10th, 1909, the appellant entered into a contract with the appellees to purchase certain property in the City of Baltimore. This property is particularly described in the contract of purchase, wherein it is declared that all its terms and provisions shall be null and void, unless the vendors had a good and merchantable title to the property. The appellant refused to complete the purchase upon the ground that the appellees could not convey a good title. They thereupon instituted a suit for the specific performance of the contract, and from the decree of the lower Court which…
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