Background: Bought a property in Ohio, someone put an option on part of the land of the property before it was split. The lot was not split, and the option contract was never exercised and expired.
Question: Can an option contract be legally enforceable after expiration if the specific property wasn't created? Wouldn't exercise expiration nullify everything anyway?
Question: Can an option contract be legally enforceable after expiration if the specific property wasn't created? Wouldn't exercise expiration nullify everything anyway?
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