Botello v. Misener-Collins Company

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• holding that, where there was no evidence of an agreement concerning terms of payment of remaining $195,000 of $200,000 purchase price, or how payment terms could be determined, summary judgment denying specific performance and damages for breach of contract was proper
• holding that, where there was no evidence of an agreement concerning terms of payment of remaining $195,000 of $200,000 purchase price, or how payment terms could be determined, summary judgment denying specific performance and damages for breach of contract was proper
• in a case within the statute of frauds, an oral agreement as to the price and terms of payment may be proved even if the memorandum says nothing of these matters
• purchase of land agreement was subject to statute of frauds; also, parties agreed $5,000 of $200,000 purchase price was to be paid in cash without agreeing as to time or manner of payment of remaining $195,000

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