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Ohio couple spends $30,000 on friend's kitchen, loses legal battle to buy the house

Times of India - World ·
Ohio couple spends $30,000 on friend's kitchen, loses legal battle to buy the house

An Ohio couple who moved into a friend's house in 2020 and spent $30,000 renovating its kitchen have lost their claim to purchase the property for $215,000.

On Wednesday, an appeals court ruled that the renovations did not establish a binding purchase agreement.

However, the couple may still receive compensation for the improvements, while the homeowners can pursue eviction proceedings.

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