Peardon v. Markley
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtBurnett, J.
The action was for rescission, on the ground of mistake and failure of consideration, and plaintiff prevailed in the court below.
After alleging that plaintiff desired to purchase a tract of land for grazing purposes, and entered into negotiations with defendant to buy 160 acres, describing it, the complaint proceeds: “And thereupon at defendant’s request plaintiff went to the vicinity of said land and defendant pointed out to plaintiff a tract of land adjoining said land above described upon which there was and is a spring of living water flowing each and every year not less than five inches…
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