"The only thing that changed was that the stock market and the real estate market underwent a dramatic and unfavorable change because of the pandemic. Those changes may happen, but they don’t change the obligations under a legally binding contract," attorney Bernard Lebedeker said.
May 13, 2022 at 11:58 AM
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A Florida appellate court reversed final summary judgment and remanded a real estate contract dispute for further proceedings.
The Fourth District Court of Appeal applied well-established law, and determined factual issues regarding the seller’s substantial compliance compelled reversal for a jury trial.
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