Sam owned a condominium unit with a stunning ocean view. Sam…
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Sаm оwned а cоndоminium unit with а stunning ocean view. Sam listed the unit for sale at a price of $625,000. Beth, an appraiser, toured the unit and concluded that it was worth $600,000. Beth loved the unit so much that she happily would have paid $625,000 if necessary. But when Beth made an offer to buy it, she offered only $500,000; Sam accepted the offer because he had financial problems and was desperate to sell it as soon as possible. The sales contract provided that escrow would close in 90 days. During this period, a bequest from an uncle solved Sam’s financial problems. By the day set for close of escrow, the fair market value of the unit had fallen to $575,000. Regretting that he had agreed to sell for a low price, Sam told Beth: “Sorry, but I won’t sell.” Beth sued Sam for damages based on breach of the sales contract. Due to court congestion, it took over a year for the case to come to trial. By this time, the fair market value of the unit had increased to $650,000. Beth won the case at trial. What amount of damages did the court award?
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