The plaintiffs brought a summary judgment motion seeking specific performance of an Agreement of Purchase and Sale (APS) for a cottage.
The defendants argued the APS was invalid due to alleged irregularities in signing, unauthorized amendments to an OREA form, and late deposit payment, and further claimed the agreement was unconscionable.
The court found the APS valid, the deal not unconscionable, and the property unique, granting specific performance to the plaintiffs.
