Swan Kang, Inc. v. Tae Sang Kang (Yi)

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• holding that, absent any evidence to the contrary, an earnest money payment representing about two percent of the purchase price was reasonable
• holding that “the property’s postal address was a legally sufficient description because it referred to a definite parcel whose boundaries presumably could be established through extrinsic sources”
• holding that “the property’s postal address was a legally sufficient description because it referred to a definite parcel whose boundaries presumably could be established through extrinsic sources”
• holding that “the property’s postal address was a legally sufficient description because it referred to a definite parcel whose boundaries presumably could be established through extrinsic sources”
• absent contrary evidence, earnest money payment equal to approximately two percent of real estate purchase price is reasonable
• two percent of sales price

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