HOOD, Associate Judge.
Appellant agreed to sell and appellee agreed to buy certain real estate for a price of $24,000. At time of settlement appellee refused to complete the sale and about two months later appellant sold the property to another person for $23,000. This action was brought by appellant for $1,000, alleged to be his loss resulting from appellee's default. The trial court ruled that the measure of damages was the difference between the contract price...
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