Reynolds v. Franklin

This case appears for a second time in this court, it having been heretofore reported in 39 Minn. 24, (38 N. W. Rep. 686,) where it was held that plaintiff might recover, as for fraud, upon evidence going to show false representations by defendant, made as of his own knowledge, respecting the title to real estate, to plaintiff, who, being ignorant of the facts, purchased relying upon the representations. From the testimony in the case as certified up, it appears that, while this transaction is not the one considered in an action between these same parties, (41 Minn. 279, 43 N. W. Rep. 53,) it…