Pleasant Place, Inc. v. Levinson
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtSingley, J.
It was perhaps an understatement when the trial court (Menchine, J.) characterized this as a “lengthy, somewhat complicated, contract action” which began when the seller sued the purchasers at law for damages for breach of a contract to purchase a partially completed apartment house.
Sometime in 1962, Pleasant Place, Inc., (Pleasant Place or the Seller), the creature of Nachman Gerber and his wife, Miriam (the Gerbers), undertook to construct a 13-story apartment building at 8 East Pleasant Street in Baltimore. Construction financing was obtained on the commitment of The Equitable Life…
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