Masser v. Foxworthy

Foxworthy sued Masser, a real estate dealer, and his wife, charging that by reason of false representations he was induced to trade his farm property for a Denver residence owned by them. The lower court found the equities for the plaintiff and ordered the cancellation of Foxworthy’s deed to Mrs. Masser and the reconveyance to him of his property therein described. Defendants assign error, contending that the findings of fact and the decree are not supported by the evidence.

The record discloses that Foxworthy owned a homestead of 320 acres in Adams county upon which he had resided for about…