Landgraver v. DeShazer

The trial court sustained defendants’ demurrer to plaintiffs’ complaint upon the ground that the contract was not sufficiently definite and certain to permit a court of equity to specifically enforce it. The court could not have meant that a court of equity would have difficulty in framing a decree specifying defendants’ performance under the contract because defendants’ promise was definite and certain. Defendants’ performance would consist of the execution of a deed conveying the real property which they had agreed to convey to plaintiffs.

The indefiniteness and vagueness, if any, in the…