Cahn v. Foster & Marshall, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtRoe, C.J.
Plaintiff Dr. Herbert L. Cahn appeals a summary judgment favorable to defendant Foster & Marshall, Inc.
Cahn claims in July 1973 Charles Simenstad, an employee of defendant, orally advised that New York State Urban Development Corporation bonds (UDC bonds) were available at a favorable return and were guaranteed by the New York State Legislature. Simenstad also gave him a written description of UDC bonds, typed in the form of a wire transmission (Cahn deposition exhibit 1) which stated:
NEW YORK STATE URBAN DEVELOPMENT CORP
6.00 pct 11-1-2013 99.50
6.05 YIELD TO MAT 6.03 CURRENT YIELD
THE BOND IS…
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