The parties are owners of contiguous parcels of land in the Town of Cairo. During the fall of 1965 Goff contacted D'Antoni and advised him that he had been informed by a representative of the State Conservation Department that their parcels overlapped. After extended negotiations, during which Goff supplied D'Antoni with a freehand sketch of the area, the parties agreed that Goff would purchase from D'Antoni a small parcel of land, outlined on the sketch, for the sum of ...
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