Sherman v. Deihl

NANCY STEFFEN RAHMEYER, Presiding Judge.

Dan Sherman (“Sherman”) owned land, which he offered for sale through a real estate company; two potential buyers, Mark Diehl and David DeGraff (collectively, “Buyers”), sought to purchase 4.0 acres. A contract, which is the subject of this litigation, was entered into by the parties for the sale of the land. Sherman, however, refused to close on the sale even though Buyers claimed to be ready, willing and able to close. The trial court declared the contract void and Buyers appeal. We affirm.

Sherman obtained title to 4.48 acres of land in McDonald…