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· 7/28/1904

Zeeman v. Saleburg

Citations

  • 25 Pa. Super. 423
  • 1904 Pa. Super. LEXIS 83

Syllabus

<p>Sale — Contract—Rescission—False representations.</p> <p>On an issue to determine the right of a seller of goods to rescind the sale, a judgment and verdict for the seller -will be sustained where the evidence, although conflicting, tends to show that the purchaser knowingly and falsely stated to the seller that he owed $800 when in fact he owed $13,000, that the seller made the sale in reliance on the representation, and that he promptly rescinded it, as soon as he discovered the fraud.</p>

Judges: Beaver, Henderson, Morrison, Orlad, Poetes, Porter, Rice, Smith

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