Johnson v. Couch
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
WARNE, J. pro. tem. *
The defendant appeals from a judgment entered against him on a jury verdict in favor of plaintiff in an action for fraud and for money had and received.
Stating the facts most favorable to the respondent the record shows.- Appellant Couch was an experienced real estate operator in 1953 and had two service stations. That year appellant executed a five-year lease to respondent and one Winkelman on one of the service stations. The lease was upon a mimeographed form prepared for appellant by his own attorney. Parts of the lease were written by hand, among which was a provision…
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