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at trial shows that the Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood) knew he would not be able to close on the
date agreed upon in the purchase agreement.”
Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood) attempted to impose additional conditions precedent by
requesting business related documents to provide his lender. These documents were NOT
required by the deliverables clause of the contract. Plaintiff’s (Jim Sherwood) request are
better evidence that he could not meet requests of his lending sources or he was unable or
unwilling to close on the contracted date of September 30, 2005.
And attempts by Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood) to improperly assert breach for “Deliv-
erables” that were not required by the contract, demonstrate that Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood)
did not have the intent or ability to close on the contracted date.
COUNT 2 Breach of contract. Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood) failed to establish a
material breach on the part of the Defendant (Ed Oesterle) and is not entitled to monetary
damages.
COUNT 3 Tortious Interference. The Court finds that the intent of the contract
was for the Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood) to purchase the Defendants (Ed Oesterle) property.
Among other findings, Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood) did not establish at trial that the Defendant
(Ed Oesterle) unjustifiably interfered with any specific business relationship on or before
the date the contract was to be executed on September 30, 2005.
COUNTER CLAIM Ed Oesterle sueing jim sherwood for breach of con-
tract. Finding of fact indicate that the sellers (Ed Oesterle) provided the required written
notice to buyer (Jim Sherwood), and buyer (Jim Sherwood) did not cure by way of tender-
Santa reads his letters from Ryan and Alex Wildey of Inglis. The two brothers were partici-
ing the remainder of the purchase price then or at any time thereafter. The greater weight
pants in Saturday’s Newscaster/Food Ranch Painting contest. Photo by Sally Price.
of the evidence adduced at trial establishes the buyer/Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood) breached
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the contract and did not have the intent or ability to close on September 30, 2005.
ADJUDGED. Adjudged that the Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood) shall take nothing by
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his action. Defendant (Ed Oesterle) is entitled to judgment from Plaintiff (Jim Sherwood),
Izaak Walton Investors, LLC as assigns for Sherwood Partners LLC.”
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