Leavitt v. Fowler

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• finding time not of the essence when purchase and sale agreement required performance within “a reasonable time after” the closing date
• when time is not of the essence in a purchase-and-sale agreement, a party will have a reasonable period of time after the specified closing date in which to perform his obligations under the contract
• \[I]t made no difference to [sellers] where the money came from.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).