Desert Springs Mobile Home Ranches, Inc. v. John H. Wood Construction Co.
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
STEVENS, Presiding Judge.
The plaintiff-appellee, John H. Wood Construction Co., and the defendant-appellant, Desert Springs Mobile Home Ranches, Inc., entered into an agreement in the fall of 1964 whereby the Wood Company agreed to develop a parcel of real property owned by Desert Springs for use as a mobile home park. The agreement was in the form of a two-page memorandum which was signed by Mr. Robert E. Catt, Vice-President of the Wood Company and Mr. Barth Dillon, President of Desert Springs. Mr. Catt was also an officer in Desert Springs at that time. There was evidence that the venture…
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