The Key West Citizen

Navarro, Inc.
$30,000
Suit
Against
KWI
Co.
Before
C
Supreme
Court
PLAINTIFF ALLEGES
AGREEMENT
WAS MADE
A $30,000 suit against
Key West Improvement Inc.
filed by Navarro, Inc., is before the Florida
State Supreme
Court
today.
The
suit also seeks
a warranty
deed of sale.
Navarro claims that it has
lost this amount of annual
income because the com-
pany has failed to turn over
the deed to a $35,000 land
purchase to be used
as
a
notel site by Navarro.
The plaintiff
company alleges
an agreement
with Opal Van Deursen, agent of
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NAV Navarro. INC.
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Key West Improvement Inc., for the purchase of land and bay bottom land from the company. A deposit receipt of $15,000 down payment and the agreement were both signed by Mrs. Van Deursen, the complaint says. The land includes seven blocks adjacent to Roosevelt boulevard.

The company agreed, said Navarro, to make a survey of the land and to turn over the deed. Mrs. Van Deursen "refused and neglected the said survey', and the company has refused delivery of an abstract and a warranty deed.

Navarro asks for the deed and for damages of $30,000 the amount of income the company says it would have earned from a motel.

The delay in consummation of the sale agreement has prevented it from building the motel and realizing this income this year, Navarro company says.

Circuit Court Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr., ruled that Navarro had to amend its bill of complaint. This, the company refused to do. Lopez said, hence the appeal to the Florida State Supreme Court.

Representing Navarro are J. Y. Porter and Abe and Sidney Aronovitz. Representing Key West Improvement, Inc., are Paul Sawyer and S. Pierre Robineau, Miami.