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Fraud in the Execution Dooms Plaintiff’s Specific Performance Claim Against Business Partner

In Chamanara v. Djahanguiri, 2013 IL App (1st) 122885-U, the First District discussed the contours of the fraud in the execution defense in a specific performance suit to enforce a stock purchase agreement. Facts:  The case involves two adjacent Chicago commercial properties located at 1206 N. State (“1206 Space”) and 1212 N. State St. (“1212 Space”).  …

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Posted byPaulPAugust 20, 2013January 15, 2015Posted inBusiness TortsTags: 1206 N. State, Bijan, clear and convincing, fraud in the execution, fraud in the inducement, surreptitious substitution
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