Silver v. Logue

This is an action to set aside a sale of certain real property upon the ground that the defendants, while pretending to act as agents of the plaintiffs in the sale thereof to a third person, in fact purchased the same themselves without disclosing the real facts to their principals. The defendant Maude B. Logue was the stepmother of the plaintiff Edith J. Silver and "for some years considerable intimacy had existed between the two families. The two defendants, as partners, were engaged in the business of real estate brokers. At the same time, the defendant J. J. Logue was vice-president of,…