Achenbach v. Mears
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtPotter, C. J.
Plaintiffs filed a bill to rescind a trade based upon a written contract, or alternatively, in case rescission was impossible, to recover damages for fraud.
Plaintiffs owned a farm in Allegan county, valued at $7,500, subject to an outstanding incumbrance of $2,300. October 5, 1933, they traded this farm with defendants Mears for a store in Fulton, Kalamazoo county, and gave back a chattel mortgage on the store building and fixtures in the sum of $2,300. Plaintiffs allege they were defrauded:
1. As to the quality of the goods traded by defendants Mears to them;
2. As to the value of the stock of…
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