Budget Charge Accounts, Inc. v. Peters

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• mere allegation that defendant was in a hurry insufficient to excuse plaintiffs from reading documents
• mere allegation that defendant was in a hurry insufficient to excuse plaintiffs from reading documents
• “[T]he mere allegation that the agent of the defendant grantee was in a hurry to catch a plane to his home office is totally insufficient to allege an emergency excusing the petitioners from reading the instruments.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).