Miller v. John
Appellate Court of Illinois
Action for deceit. Appeal from Circuit Court of Whiteside County; the Hon. William H. Gest, Judge, presiding. Heard in this court at the April term, 1903.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Vickers
Ohalkly John, appellee, sued Joseph T. Miller, Frank P. Stabler and Frank W. Walzer, appellants, in an action on the case for. fraud and deceit. The declaration is in two counts, the first of which charges that appellee was the owner, of 160 acres of land in Whiteside County, Illinois, known as the Jordan farm, worth $80 per acre, and 160 acres in Kansas valued at $7 per acre. That there was a body of land in Barron County, "Wisconsin, consisting of 320 acres,, which' the owners thereof wanted to sell, and that the defendants being desirous of disposing of the Wisconsin land to the plaintiff,…
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