Ferrell v. Cox

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an experienced attorney who conveyed a utility easement was justified in relying on the judge or attorney grantee’s representations that the easement would not be shared with others
• holding that a plaintiffs reliance on fraudulent misrepresentations of defendant is unjustified only if plaintiff knows representation is false or its falsity is obvious to plaintiff
• uncontroverted evidence presented by owner as to fair market value of property supported award of damages
• “Maine precedent is clear.... [p]arol evidence of fraudulent inducement may be introduced to show that a signed document does not reflect the intent of the parties’

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).