Gloede v. Socha

In view of the peculiar adaptability of defendant’s land for use in her son’s sand business and the importance to her of avoiding plaintiff’s acquisition thereof to the exclusion of her son, Blessinger’s misrepresentations as to the real purchaser, and his concealment of plaintiff’s connection with the deal, were decidedly material. Plaintiff, as well as his agent, Blessinger, well knew that the misrepresentations, concealment, and deceit practiced by Blessinger misled the defendant, and that, relying thereon, she was induced to sign the contract. Under the circumstances the plaintiff is…