Singh

Singh v. Burkhart

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1963 Cal. App. LEXIS 1776·218 Cal. App. 2d 285·32 Cal. Rptr. 639
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJuly 15, 1963Civ. 27017California4,025 words

Opinion

Opinion

Fourt, J.

This is an appeal from a judgment wherein among other things the defendant Ida Burkhart (by and through her guardian Sehiff) was ordered to perform specifically an agreement to sell certain real property upon being paid the consideration agreed upon.

A résumé of some of the facts is as follows: Ida Burkhart was the owner of certain described real property located in Santa Monica and she desired to sell the same. Upon her own accord she went into the office of Thornbury Realty Company in Ocean Park and talked with Harry Baizer, a salesman for the Thornbury Realty Company. Mrs. Burkhart stated to Baizer that she had some property in Santa Monica which she wanted to sell and she gave Baizer a description of the same. Baizer indicated to Mrs. Burkhart that he would look at the property and ascertain what he thought it should bring upon a sale. The office of the Thorn-bury Realty Company and the property in question are several miles apart and Baizer went to the location of the property and examined it. He also contacted P. J. Burns and a Mr. Carlson with reference to what the property should sell for and they referred him to Sidney Grey. Grey was in the real estate business and…

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