Mohammad Salim bought a convenience store and gas station. He made some improvements to the property and
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1. Why was Salim arguing that the contract should be deemed enforceable when he was being sued for breach of contract?
2. What might Salim have done to ensure that the sales contract would be enforceable?
3. Why does the Statute of Frauds require that a contract for a sale of land include a sufficiently definite description of the property?
4. If the contract had contained a sufficient description of the property, would the court likely have forced Solaiman and Chowdhury to go through with the purchase? Explain.
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Business Law Text and Cases
ISBN: 978-1285185248
13th edition
Authors: Kenneth Clarkson, Roger LeRoy Miller, Frank Cross
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