Olson v. Heise

1 Reported in 260 N.W. 227, 261 N.W. 476. The two cases were tried together. The verdicts and the answers to special interrogatories established that Carl Olson was damaged by false representations with respect to the personal property purchased of the Heises in the sum of $300 and in respect to the farm in the sum of $1,700. It appears that in the spring of 1929 Carl Olson was the owner of a home in St. Paul, and Bertha R. Heise was the owner of a 160-acre farm in the town of Hay Creek, Goodhue county, equipped with the needful stock and farm machinery. The equity in the Olson home was…