Walters

Walters v. Marler

Bad Law
147 Cal. Rptr. 655·1978 Cal. App. LEXIS 1739·83 Cal. App. 3d 1
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJune 23, 1978Civ. 40396California10,808 words

Opinion

Opinion

Caldecott, J.

Calvin O. Walters, Jr., respondent; commenced this action against Irvine A. Marler and Sharon E. Marler, appellants, for specific performance of an agreement to deed Walters a house and certain real property. Walters also sought damages. Walters amended the complaint to seek restitution based on rescission, reformation, damages for fraud, negligence, breach of fiduciary duty and for breach of contract. He named as defendants, in addition to the Marlers, Walter James Rector, individually and doing business as Action Realty Co., Roberta Fickle, Lampliter Realty Inc. (hereinafter Lampliter), Kenneth Lee Proulx, individually and doing business as Lampliter, James Leseman, Transamerica Title Insurance Company (hereinafter Transamerica), Wells Fargo Bank, and American Securities.

The Marlers filed a cross-complaint against Walters, Rector, Action, Lampliter, Proulx, Leseman and Transamerica for rescission on ground of mutual mistake; a second cause of action against Leseman, Fickle, Rector, Lampliter and Proulx for breach of contract by giving Transamerica an erroneous description of the property and in a third cause of action against Transamerica for breach of escrow…

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