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· 1/21/2020

Christopher J. McElwee and Monday McElwee Albright f/k/a Monday Jones Albright, Attorneys at Law v. Michael Fish

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that an equitable grace period may be appropriate because “the optionee was allowed to occupy the property and make substantial improvements thereon”
  • holding that an equitable grace period may be appropriate when “the optionee was allowed to occupy the property and make substantial improvements thereon”

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