Aaron v. Hampton Motors, Inc.

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• where an exception charges error in conduct of trial, the conduct to which the exception is taken must appear in the transcript of proceedings and not merely be referred to by the exception itself
• where an exception charges error in conduct of trial, the conduct to which the exception is taken must appear in the transcript of proceedings and not merely be referred to by the exception itself
• one cannot claim he was deceived by a seller’s misrepresentation if he has failed to avail himself of information easily within his reach because he has, in fact, contributed to the perpetration of the fraud
• one cannot claim he was deceived by a seller's misrepresentation if he has failed to avail himself of information easily within his reach because he has, in fact, contributed to the perpetration of the fraud

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