Fireison v. Pearson
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MACK, Associate Judge:
In this action by appellants Louis and Bernadine Fireison against appellee Luvie M. Pearson for fraud and breach of contract, the trial court, sitting without a jury, granted a defense motion to dismiss the case at the close of plaintiffs’ evidence. We reverse.
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In March of 1975, Louis Fireison became aware that the Merry-Go-Round farm in Montgomery County, Maryland, owned by Mrs. Drew (Luvie) Pearson, was for sale. He set up an appointment with Tyler Abell, Pearson’s agent and the developer of the tract, to inspect the property. Abell provided him with a plat of the…
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