Plotkin v. Galowitz

The defendant sold his garage business to the complainant for $2,000 in cash and a note for $2,500. As a part of the bargain, his company, Mildor Realty Company, leased to the complainant the garage for a term of years. To induce the purchase and the lease, Galowitz, the defendant, represented that the monthly income from storage of cars was $836 and that there were seventy-two cars. The fact is, that the rentals were $717 and there were seventy-four cars. It so appears from a list furnished by the defendant five or six days after the sale. His man, Fisher, night man in charge of the garage,…