Georgiades v. Biggs

In this case John H. Biggs, Jr., and Eva F. Biggs, his wife, hereinafter called appellees, sought to enforce specific performance of a contract dated May 4, 1953, by which George C. Georgiades, hereinafter called appellant, contracted to buy from them two lots of land. Appellant denied that he was obligated to accept and pay for the lots. In his answer and cross-bill he asserted that the description of the lots as set out in the written contract was incomplete, ambiguous and misleading. He charged that before he signed the contract, representations were made to him by the seller’s agent that…