Blackstock v. Kohn

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• finding language releasing parties “from any and all claims, causes of action or liability of any sort whatsoever” and “from any other transaction” between the parties indicated a general release
• finding language releasing parties “from any and all claims, causes of action or liability of any sort whatsoever” and “from any other transaction” between the parties indicated a general release
• “The Blackstocks did not raise this claim before the court of appeals. This Court, therefore, may not review the claim.”
• Court may not review challenge to instruction where appellant “did not raise this claim before the court of appeals”
• Court may not review challenge to instruction where appellant “did not raise this claim before the court of appeals”
• when allegedly perjurious statements concerning a tax return were known and parties failed to question the truthfulness of those statements, there cannot be a claim of reliance upon the misrepresentations

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