Younis

Defendants appeal from a judgment of rescission on account of their alleged fraud in the sale of real and personal property. Their contentions though otherwise expressed are encompassed within the following: The evidence does not support the findings and the findings do not support the judgment; the notice of rescission is inadequate ; plaintiffs were guilty of laches; and the judgment does not dispose of the case completely.

Prom the findings we glean the story that culminated in this appeal. On December 11, 1941, defendants, husband and wife, were the owners of lots H and 24, two adjacent parcels in the city of San Gabriel together with all the improvements thereon and the furniture in the residence. Those two parcels will be discussed herein as the lot. Alfred Hart was a realtor and Beatrice was his wife. In order to induce plaintiffs to purchase the lot and the moveable property, defendants represented and stated to plaintiffs that the realty had a frontage on Valley Boulevard of 110 feet; that its easterly line was about 7 feet east of the easterly side wall of the building at the rear which was formerly used as a dance hall. Such statement was believed by plaintiffs, but it…