Ordered that the order is affirmed, with costs.
The writings relied upon by the petitioners to establish the alleged agreement among the parties were insufficient to satisfy the statute of frauds, as they left for future negotiations certain essential terms of the contemplated contract and were subject to the execution of a more formal contract of sale (see Nesbitt v Penalver,
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