Silverman v. Bell Savings & Loan Ass'n
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
WIEAND, Judge:
The principal contention made in this appeal is that the post-trial court erred when it changed the findings of the chancellor who had determined that a real estate transaction should be rescinded because of fraud. We are constrained to agree that appellant’s contention is well taken; and, therefore, we reverse.
A review of the facts is essential to an understanding of the issues. In or about March, 1982, Bell Savings & Loan Association acquired title via mortgage foreclosure to premises known as 863 Township Line in Abington Township, Montgomery County. Bell listed the premises…
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