Gresser v. Hotzler (2000) Overview | LSData Case Brief Video Summary

This legal case involves a dispute between Michael Gresser and Calvin and Cheryl Hotzler over the purchase of commercial real estate in Shakopee, Minnesota. Gresser sued the Hotzlers for specific performance of the purchase agreement and breach of contract, but the district court dismissed both claims, stating that the purchase agreement was invalid. Gresser appealed the decision, arguing that the court erred in its conclusion and should have applied equitable estoppel. The key facts of the case are that Gresser initially submitted the purchase agreement, but the Hotzlers made changes, and Gresser initialed them. The Hotzlers then received another offer for the property, which they accepted and signed, leading to the dispute.

Gresser v. Hotzler (2000)
Minnesota Court of Appeals
604 N.W.2d 379

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