Goldman v. Bloom
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtConnor T. Hansen, J.
The dispute herein arose out of a series of transactions concerning a condominium in the Bahamas. All of the parties are residents of Wisconsin, and the action was commenced by personal service. Although a series of real estate transactions are involved, there is no documentary evidence except for some cancelled checks and some self-serving memoranda. The testimony of the parties at trial was essentially in agreement regarding the initial transactions.
The first transaction concerned a trade of properties between Perssion and Howard Bloom, one of the defendants, in October, 1973. Bloom…
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