Williams v. Maislen

The plaintiff brought her action in two counts against the defendants, Maislen, Hoffson and Bonasso. The first count alleged fraudulent representations; the second, a conspiracy. The jury returned a verdict against all three defendants on both counts which the court, on motion, set aside as to defendant Hoffson on the first count; and, thereafter, judgment was entered, and the defendants appealed. At the : trial before the jury, the plaintiff offered evidence to prove, and claimed to have proved, that shortly before January 7th, 1930, she owned three lots in Bloomfield. As the result of a…