Boonstra v. Stevens-Norton, Inc.
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Edgerton, J. †
Peter Boonstra, respondent, sued Stevens-Norton, Inc., appellant, to recover $5,500 which he had deposited with appellant for loan to third parties. Boonstra sought repayment of the sum on claims he had been induced by fraud to loan the money and that there had been a breach of warranty. The trial court held he was entitled to recover on both grounds and awarded him judgment.
Appellant avers the trial court erred in its findings of fact, conclusions of law and judgment.
Boonstra, 29 years old at the time of trial, had come to the United States from the Netherlands when he was 15.…
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