Callahan v. Wolfe

KNUDSON, Justice.

Early in August 1957 appellant learned through an advertisement of the Bake Young Realty Company, of Nampa, Idaho, that the Wolfe Implement Company, in Nampa, was being offered for sale. Appellant called the realty company, where he talked with one Donald Johnson. Thereafter appellant learned that respondent Irvin F. Wolfe was in the process of trading said implement business for motel property owned by respondent Harry R. Minto. Following a number of meetings and conversations between the parties during which certain representations were allegedly made by respondents…