Leonard v. Kendall

Appellees in the court below sued appellant for $2,500, alleged to be due appellees for services rendered appellant in the sale of certain real estate. Appellant’s defense, necessary to detail, was that the action was barred by the four-year statute of limitation, and that appellees were not entitled to recover because of fraud, in that the appellee Kendall, in whom she reposed confidence, deceived her into believing that her property was of the value of $100,-000, while in truth its value was $150,000, thereby enabling said Kendall to buy same himself- while pretending to represent another…