Light v. Farmer
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOOD, Associate Judge.
Draisner, through straw party Light, contracted to buy certain real estate from the Farmers for $20,000, and shortly thereafter agreed to sell the property to Monaco for $21,000. Settlement of these contracts was never made and eventually the Farmers sold the property directly to the Monacos. Action was brought by Drais-ner against the Farmers and Monacos on the ground that by their collusion his contracts were circumvented and he was deprived of his profit of $1,000.
Buchanan, the broker who negotiated the Draisner-Farmer contract, also brought action against both the…
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