Nickel v. Salen

Appellant alleges fraud on respondent’s part in a transaction resulting in transferring to appellant an interest in certain personal property. Respondent moved for summary judgment, and it was granted.

Summary judgment is to be granted a defendant where it appears without contradiction that his right thereto is not op posed by any just or legal claim and if it then becomes apparent that there is no substantial issue to be tried. It appears from the evidence that appellant could not have been deceived. Since he had no just claim for fraud, the respondent was entitled to summary judgment.

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