Cail v. Cerwin
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
JACKSON, Judge.
On 6 June 1995, Robert A. Cerwin (“defendant Robert Cerwin”) entered into an agreement with Canusa Mortgage Corporation (“Canusa”) for the purpose of investing in residential mortgage loans. D.B. Lancaster (“Lancaster”) was the president of Canusa, a licensed broker engaged in originating long-term mortgage loans.
Defendant Robert Cerwin also brought his daughter, Christina Cerwin (“defendant Christina Cerwin”) (collectively, “defendants”), into the business dealings with Canusa. She had no direct contact with Canusa and relied upon her father to make arrangements with Canusa…
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