- 11 - of the Ludlow property and the transfer by the University to Mr. Signom of that property subject to deed restrictions placed thereon by the University. In anticipation of finalizing and thereafter closing the tentative exchange transaction and in order to facilitate the acquisition by the University of the Ludlow property and its transfer by the University to Mr. Signom at that closing, Mr. Felman, who had no interest in acquiring the Ludlow property, signed a contract dated May 7, 1991, that he did not negotiate under which he offered to purchase that property from EDR Associ- ates (EDR) (May 7 Ludlow contract). Pursuant to the May 7 Ludlow contract, Mr. Felman offered to purchase the Ludlow property for $253,000 and made a $5,000-earnest money deposit. Consistent with the tentative exchange transaction to which the University, Mr. Signom, and Mr. Felman had tentatively agreed (i.e., the University, and not Mr. Felman, would acquire the Ludlow property and transfer it to Mr. Signom), the May 7 Ludlow contract pro- vided that, upon its closing, the deed transferring the Ludlow property was to be made to “H. MARVIN FELMAN OR HIS NOMINEE”. Although Mr. Felman’s offer under the May 7 Ludlow contract was to remain open only until May 10, 1991, EDR made a counteroffer to the May 7 Ludlow contract that was signed by a representative of EDR on June 4, 1991 (June 4 Ludlow counteroffer).3 On June 3The modifications to the May 7 Ludlow contract contained in (continued...)Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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