Kelley v. Leucadia Financial Corp.
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
STEWART, Justice:
This case presents the issue of whether a buyer of real estate can obtain specific performance of a standard Utah Earnest Money Sales Agreement against a defaulting seller.
First Security Bank (FSB) agreed to sell real property to William R. Kelley pursuant to a standard Earnest Money Sales Agreement.1 FSB could not provide marketable and insurable title because of a boundary dispute. Kelley filed an action for a declaratory judgment and for specific performance of the agreement. The trial court entered an order directing FSB to convey the property to Kelley.
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- Castagno v. ChurchUtah Supreme Court · 1976
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