Texas Supreme Court· 4/14/1954
Westcliff Co. v. Wall
Citations
- 267 S.W.2d 544
- 153 Tex. 271
- 1954 Tex. LEXIS 480
How courts have described this case
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- holding that there was no evidence of the defendant’s intent to defraud a third party because the defendant did not know when he made the misrepresentations in the third party’s presence that the third party was interested in purchasing the property
- holding that there was no evidence of the defendant’s intent to defraud a third party because the defendant did not know when he made the misrepresentations in the third party’s presence that the third party was interested in purchasing the property
- holding that there was no evidence of the defendant = s intent to defraud a third party because the defendant did not know when he made the misrepresentations in the third party = s presence that the third party was interested in purchasing the property
- party not responsible for misrepresentations made to third party in the absence of intent to induce reliance by the third party
- “Person making a representation is accountable for truth of such statement only to person or persons whom he sought to influence by such representation.”
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Judges: Smith
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