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WOLF v. ANDERSON

Civ. No. 10241.

334 N.W.2d 212 (1983)

Leo A. WOLF and Amelia Wolf, Plaintiffs and Appellants, v. Donald M. ANDERSON, Steven A. Herman, Royhl B. Ebert, Greg Holverson and Roger Ledebuhr, d/b/a Quint Investment Group, a co-partnership; and Erwin H. Ledebuhr and Evelyn P. Ledebuhr, Defendants and Appellees.

Supreme Court of North Dakota.

May 26, 1983.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Daniel J. Chapman (argued), of Chapman & Chapman, Bismarck, for plaintiffs and appellants Leo A. Wolf and Amelia Wolf.

Ross Espeseth (argued), of Rosenberg, Evans, Moench & Baird, Bismarck, for defendants and appellees Donald M. Anderson, Steven A. Herman, Royhl B. Ebert and Greg Holverson.

Jack McDonald, Jr. (argued), of Wheeler, Wolf, Peterson, Schmitz, McDonald & Johnson, Bismarck, for defendants and appellees Erwin H. Ledebuhr and Evelyn P. Ledebuhr.

PAULSON, Justice.

Leo A. Wolf and Amelia Wolf [the Wolfs] appeal from a judgment of the District Court of Burleigh County dated April 16, 1982, dismissing their suit for specific performance of a contract for deed. We affirm.

The Wolfs agreed in a written instrument dated April 28, 1977, to sell a parcel of property located in Bismarck to the Quint Investment Group, a copartnership consisting of Donald M. Anderson, Steven A. Herman, Royhl B. Ebert, Greg Halverson...

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