PER CURIAM:
Appellants sued for breach of a real estate contract dated June 19, 1961, under which appellee contracted to purchase a warehouse for $410,000 but failed and refused to perform. The trial court held that the contract was valid but that appellants had not shown damage by the breach. Appellee did not cross appeal from the holding that the contract was enforceable.
The evidence shows that after appellee's refusal to buy at $410,000 appellants later...
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