Filer v. Syndicate

Sherman,. J.

Defendant has judgment rendered in its favor upon trial before the court, a jury having been waived by the usual stipulation. The learned trial court treated the action as brought to recover damages for false representations claimed to have been made by McCornick, the president of defendant, and absolved defendant from liability, holding that liability, if any, was individual and not corporate. There was also ground for finding that the alleged representations which related to future conduct may not have been intentionally false when made. These considerations obscured the real…