OPINION
PER CURIAM.
A seller of real estate was unable to convey a "good, clean, and marketable" title by the closing date specified in the written purchase and sale agreement. He allegedly agreed, however, to defer the closing to an unspecified date in the next year while he attempted to cure the title problem, but then reneged and purported to terminate the agreement. Under these circumstances, can the buyers...
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