Davisson v. Faucher
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
HANSON, J. pro tem.
The basic question here presented is whether purchasers after having entered into a written executory contract with a seller absolving the latter from liability for alleged prior false representations and promises made to induce the purchase of two houses may after giving notice of rescission of that contract, sue and recover for all damages accruing to the purchasers both prior and subsequent to the written contract.
Originally the parties entered into an oral contract by the terms of which the defendant agreed not only to sell two houses she owned to the plaintiffs, but to…
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