On July 31, 1997, plaintiff entered into a contract to purchase certain real property for $9,300,000. Seeking to assign the contract, plaintiff began discussions with the Karp defendants, who indicated that they might be interested. Although disputed by defendants, plaintiff claims that defendants orally agreed to pay $300,000 for an assignment, which, as the parties agree, required the seller's consent. During the course of the negotiations between the parties and the seller...
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