tennessee has numerous cases dealing with the statue of frauds. One recent case, in the last 10 years, hinges on the enforceability of an oral contract for the sale of real estate. A summary of the case is as follows: Plaintiffs filed a lawsuit to enforce an oral contract for the sale of real property. Plaintiffs viewed defendants' home and made a written offer to purchase the property. Defendants subsequently made a written counteroffer that was set to expire on a future date. Plaintiffs did not accept defendants' offer before the deadline, but in the following days several communications occurred that plaintiffs allege formed an oral contract for the sale of real property. Defendants sold their home to a third-party and plaintiffs brought suit for specific performance and damages. On appeal, the Tennessee Court of Appeals found that an oral contract for the sale of real property was not enforceable and reversed the trial court's decision. Who were the parties in your assigned case? Plaintiff: __________________ Defendant: __________________ What is the case's citation? ____________________________________