California Supreme Court· 8/1/1950
Monarco v. Lo Greco
Citations
- 35 Cal. 2d 621
- 220 P.2d 737
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the doctrine of estoppel may be applied where one party has been induced by the other to seriously change his position in reliance on the contract, or where unjust enrichment would result
- applying estoppel against promisor seller of land where promisee purchaser \gave up any opportunity to accumulate property of his own and devoted his life to ... the family venture\
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Judges: Traynor
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