Balkwill v. Mohr

Citations

• 45 Wash. 515
• 88 P. 938
• 1907 Wash. LEXIS 504

Syllabus

<p>Vendor and Purchaser — Contract to Sell — Consideration—Conditions — Tender—Specific Performance. Upon a sale of real property, induced by representations that tbe purchaser was acting as agent or trustee for a corporation which would use the property for certain manufacturing purposes of general benefit to the vendor and community, and which were the chief moving consideration, the property not being otherwise for sale, the purchaser cannot, upon refusing to disclose the name of the corporation, insist upon an absolute conveyance to himself, without any assurance of compliance with the representations; and the tender of a conditional conveyance having been made by the vendor, specific performance is accordingly properly denied the vendee.</p>