Davidson v. Katz

In this case plaintiff-appellant (Davidson) thought he had acquired “something for nothing” and is upset because the trial court did not believe his witnesses.

More precisely, he contends he paid $1.00 for $200.00 plus 50% of an option contract calculated to produce a profit of 25 cents a foot for 270,000 square feet of ground ($67,500.00) along with an option worth an additional $43,683.00.

Defendant-appellee (Katz) in August of 1966 became an employee of a photocopy business owned by Davidson. He had previously been an employee of S.C.M. Corporation, the severance of which connection produced…