Messersmith v. G.T. Murray & Co.
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
BROWN, Justice.
Appellee G.T. Murray and Company filed suit to recover monies it had received from the sale of stock and mistakenly paid the appellants, Daniel and Frances Messers-mith. Following a trial to the court, the judge found in appellee’s favor and ordered the money returned. From the judgment, appellants raise three issues on appeal. First, they argue the mistake was a unilateral one upon the part of appellee’s agent, and therefore it was insufficient to justify the rescission of the contract. Second, they claim that since appellee, as a stockbroker-age firm, had considerably more…
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