Davis v. Bayne

Respondents sued appellants to recover ten thousand dollars damages, alleging that apl pellants had fraudulently represented to respondents the laundry known as the Washington Laundry in Vancouver as having earned a profit before depreciation for the first ten months of 1928, of $4,240.74; that the laundry had theretofore been a prosperous business for some years, earning a large income, and that appellants desired to sell because of dissension among themselves; that appellants- Bayne, Ringer and wife falsely and fraudulently represented to respondents that the current unpaid bills would not…