Taylor v. Moore
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
FOLLAND, Justice.
Plaintiff T. T. Taylor brought suit to foreclose a mortgage on certain ranch property in Juab county. By counterclaim defendants Wm. Moore and wife sought to rescind the notes and mortgage on grounds of fraud, and to recover the amount of money paid and the value of property conveyed by them as consideration for the purchase of the ranch property. They offered to return what they had received by way of property, rents, and profits. The trial court found for the defendants, entered a decree rescinding the notes and mortgage, entered judgment against plaintiff and the…
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