Hollis v. Cameron
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This is an appeal from a judgment, entered after an ore tenus hearing, in which the trial court rescinded a land transaction on the ground that the evidence showed that the seller knew or should have suspected that the purchasers were acting under a misunderstanding as to the actual location of the property.
The facts are as follows:
In the summer of 1984, Robert Cameron, while on a visit in Autauga County, expressed to his father-in-law, Tony Davis, his desire to purchase land in Autauga County. Davis knew that Bessie Hollis owned some land in the area and that she had sold some of her land in…
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