Hull v. Sheehan

HANSON, J. pro tem.

Appellants instituted the action below to recover damages for false representations made by respondents upon a sale of a motel to appellants. The trial court found that the false representations had been made but that appellants had not sustained any damages. This finding, appellants contend, is not sustained by any admissible evidence. In short, appellants contend that respondents’ expert witness was not qualified to express an opinion as to the value of the motel, and second, that his testimony as to market value should have been struck out as it was based upon improper…