Johnson v. Perry

This is an action brought in November 1975, to quiet title and to obtain judicial confirmation of the forfeiture of a real estate contract. As an affirmative defense the defendant purchaser, Arthur Perry, alleged that he lacked the mental capacity to enter into the contract. Perry's counterclaims alleged: (1) trespass, (2) tortious interference with his contractual relations with his tenants, (3) abuse of process, (4) breach of contract, and (5) misrepresentation, unequal position, duress, lack of capacity, *698unconscionability and failure of consideration. He sought damages and injunctive…