Carter v. Girasuolo

According to the stipulation of facts, the parties entered into a contract for the sale of certain real estate in the town of Salem. Under the terms of the contract the defendant seller agreed to convey the property by a good and sufficient warranty deed. The plaintiff buyers agreed to furnish to their mortgagee a certificate of title certifying that the title to the property was free and clear of all encumbrances. Nothing was to be considered an encumbrance which is not so considered by the standards of title of the Connecticut Bar Association. The parties also agreed to share the expenses…