· 2/28/2007
Fabel v. Masterson
Citations
- 951 So. 2d 934
- 2007 WL 601565
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a lis pendens does not result in anticipatory breach because the contract offered the seller time to cure and the buyer “specific remedies” if the seller could not deliver marketable title
- “It is axiomatic that the anticipatory breach of a contract by one party excuses contractual compliance by the other.”
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