Wesley v. Marsman

The judge found that the buyer had waived the sixty-day return of deposit provision and that the buyer had made no reasonable and good faith efforts to complete the sale within the time provided in the purchase and sale agreement.

The buyer’s arguments are not focused, as they should be, on the judge’s rulings on requests for rulings and thus much of what is argued in the buyer’s brief is beside the point for the purposes of our appellate review. See Dist. Mun. Cts. R. Civ. P. 64 (c). Of the requests for rulings which the buyer argues are pertinent to her appeal, only one was denied. The judge…