Landale Enterprises, Inc. v. Cranford Berry and Nell Berry
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
1Per curiam
The district court entered summary judgment for defendants in this diversity suit alleging fraud in the sale to plaintiff of a marina in Alabama. We affirm the grant of summary judgment on the ground that a clause in the sales contract effectively bars the claim of fraud.
Under the uncontroverted facts, Thomas E. Marsh and his wife Barbara Marsh negotiated with defendants United Farm Agency and Brian and Craig Nelson, real estate agents for defendants Cranford Berry and Nell Berry, owners of the property. The marina was purchased by plaintiff Landale Enterprises, Inc., a foreign corporation,…
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