Marguerite M. Griffin v. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, in Its Corporate Capacity in the Liquidation of the Gering National Bank and Trust Co.

WOLLMAN, Circuit Judge.

Marguerite M. Griffin sued the Gering National Bank & Trust Co. (the Bank), claiming that the Bank had made fraudulent misrepresentations to her during negotiations to settle an amount due under a guarantee that Mrs. Griffin had executed for the benefit of her son. The district court 1 denied her request for rescission of the settlement agreement, holding that Mrs. Griffin had failed to show damages. We affirm.

Mrs. Griffin’s son, Sam Moore, one of the country’s leading Hereford cattle breeders, operated his cattle business on Mrs. Griffin’s 7,880 acre ranch in Sioux…