Alan Nochumson.
In a recent memorandum opinion, the Pennsylvania Superior Court in Maisano v. Avery, 2019 Pa. Super. LEXIS 134 (Feb. 15, 2019) discussed whether a seller of real estate could compel their buyer to close on the purchase of their property when the seller originally failed to do so.
April 08, 2019 at 01:48 PM
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In a recent memorandum opinion, the Pennsylvania Superior Court in Maisano v. Avery, 2019 Pa. Super. LEXIS 134 (Feb. 15, 2019) discussed whether a seller of real estate could compel their buyer to close on the purchase of their property when the seller originally failed to do so.
In Maisano, Marsha Avery owned approximately 21 acres of land directly north of the home owned by Daniel and Patricia Maisano, the opinion said.
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