Gelber

Gelber v. Cappeller

Good Law
161 Cal. App. 2d 113·1958 Cal. App. LEXIS 1709·326 P.2d 521
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJune 5, 1958Civ. 22629California3,163 words

Opinion

Opinion

Nourse, J.

By their amended complaint in this action appellants sought to specifically enforce a contract for the sale to them by respondents of certain real property or in the alternative to recover damages for the breach of that contract. From a judgment denying either specific performance or damages they appeal.

By their amended complaint the appellants, Harold Gelber and Elsie Q. Gelber, alleged that the respondents, Nellie M. Cappeller, and William S. Cappeller* as trustee under a testamentary trust, were the owners of the subject real property and that on or about the 25th of February, 1955, they and the appellants placed escrow instructions with the defendant Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association (hereinafter called bank) wherein and whereby the respondents agreed to sell to the appellants the property in question and the appellants agreed to buy said real property for the sum of $12,500 and that the parties agreed that the title to said property should be vested in a nominee of appellants; that the appellants had performed all of the terms and conditions of the agreement on their part to be performed and were ready, willing and able to fulfill them and that the…

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