Crawley v. Studebaker Corp.

The testimony given by plaintiff was to the effect that before beginning suit he knew, and told his attorney, that he had signed a receipt which he had not read; that it might have been a receipt in full, and, if it was, it was not binding, because in that case a fraud had been perpetrated, 'the physician having misrepresented his (plaintiff’s) condition; that he did not seek to learn what was the form of the receipt, and did not tender to defendant the money which he received when the receipt was given. The declaration was read to him, and he knew what it contained upon the subject. The…