A state judge ruled that the Siriannis did not violate a contract by not closing on the purchase of a home.
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, a state judge ruled that the Siriannis did not violate a contract by not closing on the purchase of a home. With the ruling, Superior Court Judge Erik Fikry ordered that the seller must return the Sirianni’s $100,000 deposit to them. On Feb. 6, 2021, the Siriannis signed a contract to purchase the $2.3 million home in Moorestown. But they found that the home’s deed included a right of first refusal, meaning it
“could not be bequeathed with certainty, to their children, nor freely transferred to a person of their choosing absent the consent of the ROFR holders,”Fikry also ruled that the property owner, 771 Allison Court LLC, must reimburse the Siriannis for costs during this process.“My client respectfully disagrees with the trial court’s decision, and looks forward to the opportunity to have the issue reconsidered and decided by the appellate court.
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