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Home→Tags Specific Performance

Tag Archives: Specific Performance

Civil Division Lacks Jurisdiction over Validity of Will and Claim for Specific Performance

Civil complaint that “touches on” validity of decedent’s will was dismissed with prejudice for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, and not transferred to Orphans’ Court division. Kramer, III v. Mary T. Kramer Estate (No. 1), 9 Fid.Rep.3d 272 (Lycoming C.P. … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged Jurisdiction, Specific Performance

Specific Performance of Option Despite Ten Year Delay

Specific performance of option to purchase real estate was enforced against the estate, notwithstanding delay of more than 10 years from the initial order allowing the exercise of the option and the recording of a lis pendens, the court finding … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions, uncategorized | Tagged Estoppel, laches, Lis pendens, Specific Performance

Specific Performance for Burnt Property?

Court denied specific performance for real property, because the written contract was not with decedent or decedent’s agent, and oral contract with equitable consideration for possession and improvement to property does not amount to specific performance in this case, because … Continue reading →

Posted in Opinions | Tagged Specific Performance, Statute of Frauds

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