Sunday, November 2, 2025

Haven Realty Trust v. Corrigan, et al. stresses the importance of precise language when dealing with rights of first refusal. George said that the decision of the case was the only possible result “given a line of cases holding that if the parties to an agreement do not know what they are buying or selling, an agreement to later agree to define the property being sold is nothing more than wishful thinking. Hopes and prayers are not enforceable by a court when it comes to real estate”

 

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