Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Connecticut

Re: Breach of Contract

From the information you provided in your question and not seeing the contract the following is my answer: Assuming that all provisions of the contract relating to termitation of the contract were met, the fact that the seller did make repairs would not reinstate the contract--Assuming that the seller followed the procedures for proper cancellation of the contract--your contract would have terminated and you would have no rights to enforce the agreement,except to get back any deposit you made. I would suggest that you speak to an attorney in your area for a consulation based on the documents and the acts following the signing of the contract. As a practical matter, the seller does not want to sell to you and there are other properties that would suit you without the legal expense for filing a suit to make the seller sell to you. Talk to an attorney, with your documation, to advise you as to the best course of action to take. My opinion, not knowing the value of the property vs. your contract price, would be to walk away and find a different property. You are starting out in a bad relationship with the seller and it will only get worse. I would be happy to speak to you and review your documents. But, I doubt that I would come to a different answer. If you want to fax me the documents for review, my fax line is 203 639-9948; my telephone # is 203 639-9838. I hope this assists you in this matter. Tom Noonan