Lobosco v. Donovan

How courts have described this case

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• holding that repudiation of binding purchase and sale agreement was “wrongful act” under exception to the Tristram’s Landing rule
• “[A] promisor may not avoid his promised performance based on the nonoccurrence of a condition, where the promi-sor has himself hindered or prevented its occurrence.”
• recovery by broker where seller prevented completion of sale to take advantage of higher offer
• where defendant prevented completion of sale so as to take advantage of higher offer was wrongful act requiring him to pay broker’s commission for thwarted sale
• seller obligated to pay commission if sale fails through seller’s “wrongful act or interference”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).