Robison v. Laforge

Respondent, being dissatisfied with a financial investment of more than one thousand dollars made by appellant with funds entrusted to him by respondent, which respondent believed would be a total loss, on February 16, 1932, went to the office of appellant to seek an adjustment which would prevent loss. The details of their business affair are not necessary to recite, as they cannot affect this case; besides which, litigation is now pending between these parties to de termine the liability. Appellant invited respondent behind the counter in his office and to sit down in a customer’s chair…