sale was not consummated due to a lack of irrigation water, attributed directly to the Grahams' failure to sign the Bureau of Reclamation papers. The Grahams signed the necessary papers on August 23, 1986, after the growing season and after the water had been turned off.
*363 At that time, Sunland was current on all obligations owed to the Grahams under the real estate contract. In January 1987, the regular annual installment payment of $10,000 fell due but Sunland failed to pay, asserting it was running out of money because the Grahams prevented the sale to the Millimans.
On March 24, 1987, the Grahams executed a notice of intent to forfeit the real estate contract. They subsequently served their declaration of forfeiture on Sunland. On July 23, Sunland sought preliminaryOthers have studied the effects of democratic and authoritarian
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