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Williams v. Singleton

Citations

  • 723 P.2d 421
  • 39 Utah Adv. Rep. 26
  • 1986 Utah LEXIS 850

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  • explaining that where fewer than all co-owners have signed a contract for sale of jointly-owned property, the agreement is not enforceable
  • determining that because the offer had expired, the wife's attempt to ratify and accept it was ineffectual to create a contract
  • rejecting plaintiff-seller's argument that writing had to be signed by defendant-buyer as \party to be charged\
  • \One joint tenant or tenant in common cannot bind his cotenant by a contract which he may make relating to the common property.\
  • \One joint tenant or tenant in common cannot bind his cotenant by a contract which he may make relating to the common property.\
  • \One joint tenant or tenant in common cannot bind his cotenant by a contract which he may make relating to the common property.\

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