Sutton v. Benjamin

Defendants Frank and Edith Hughes were residents of Flint, and were the owners of a grist mill situate at South Whitley, Indiana. They placed it for sale in the hands of defendants Benjamin, who were real estate brokers. The Benjamins sold the mill to plaintiffs, taking residence property in Flint in payment therefor. Plaintiffs moved to South Whitley, and took charge of the mill, and have since operated it. After taking possession of the mill Sutton claims he learned that the Benjamins had misrepresented the value, extent and condition of the mill property, and he brought this action at law…