City Lincoln Mercury v. Ybarra
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DIXON, Chief Justice.
Appellee Manuel Ybarra as plaintiff sued appellant City Lincoln Mercury for alleged fraud in connection with the purchase by Ybarra of a 1955 model Mercury Montclair automobile.
Appellee pled that he had been induced to sign a contract in blank and that the blank spaces had later been filled out contrary to the terms to which he had agreed.
Appellee testified that the purchase price of the car was $2,500. On a time payment basis the terms agreed to were as follows : $400 cash, allowance of’ $600 on Ybarra’s old car, and the execution by Ybarra of a note payable $65.50 per…
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