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· 12/18/1951

Lach v. Cahill

Citations

  • 138 Conn. 418
  • 85 A.2d 481
  • 1951 Conn. LEXIS 239

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that condition precedent is “fact or event which the parties intend must exist or take place before there is a right to performance”
  • “If the condition is not fulfilled, the right to enforce the contract does not come into existence”
  • in suit for deposit between buyer and seller of home, a mortgage contingency clause was satisfied by buyer, who was entitled to return of his deposit

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Judges: Brown, Jennings, Baldwin, Inglis, O'Sullivan

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