Gentile Bros. Corp. v. Rowena Homes, Inc.

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• holding time-is-of-the-essence clause waived where neither party indicated that failure to perform on specified date would “spell the end of the agreement”
• time-is-of-the-essence clause is waived where (1) neither party indicated that failure to convey on closing date would \spell the end of the agreement;\ (2
• time-is-of-the-essence clause is waived where (1) neither party indicated that failure to convey on closing date would “spell the end of the agreement;” (2
• specific performance allowed inasmuch as purchaser had right to rely on oral agreement that parties would not carry out closing on June 5 which operated as “waiver of the provision of the purchase and sale agreement which made time of the essence”
• time-is-of-the-essence clause is waived where (1) neither party indicated that failure to convey on closing date would \spell the end of the agreement;\ (2) prior to the closing date, parties indicated to each other that \the agreement should be carried out at a later date;\ and (3
• time-is-of-the-essence clause is waived where (1) neither party indicated that failure to convey on closing date would “spell the end of the agreement;” (2) prior to the closing date, parties indicated to each other that “the agreement should be carried out at a later date;” and (3

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