Guier v. Shaw

This is an action to recover damages for fraud in the sale of a music machine, or juke box, route. The purchaser sued the seller, the real-estate firm through which the sale was made, and the salesman who made the alleged misrepresentations. A judgment of dismissal was entered, and the plaintiff appeals.

No question of law is presented; the issues are purely factual. There is evidence to sustain the findings made by the trial court and those findings sustain the judgment. The case will therefore be disposed of by a per curiam opinion. See Amick v. Flash (1952), 41 Wn. (2d) 666, 251 P. (2d)…