Moon v. Brewer

TAYLOR, Justice.

In September, 1961, plaintiffs (appellants) E. D. Moon and Marilyn Moon entered into a contract for the purchase of real and personal property from defendants (respondents). Plaintiffs (appellants) C. Eugene Moon and Audrey F. Moon later pledged certain property to respondents as security for performance.

In November, 1963, plaintiffs brought this action against the vendors, alleging five claims for relief: by count one plaintiffs sought rescission of the contract and restitution, alleging that they had been induced to enter into the contract by fraudulent representations made…