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· 8/3/2022

Hegeman v. City of Newburgh

Citations

  • 173 N.Y.S.3d 275
  • 208 A.D.3d 461
  • 2022 NY Slip Op 04792

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  • sufficient evidence that plaintiff would have been able to perform contract to purchase property when plaintiff had not formally applied for mortgage, but had discussions with mortgage broker and was confident that he could secure one
  • “It has also long been accepted that an anticipatory breach discharges any remaining duties of the nonbreaching party, and once there has been a repudiation that party is no longer required to hold himself ready, willing and able to perform.”

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