Masero

Masero v. Bessolo

Good Law
1927 Cal. App. LEXIS 115·87 Cal. App. 262·262 P. 61
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 3, 1927Docket No. 3364.California3,782 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Plummer, J.

Judgment of nonsuit was entered in favor of the defendant in the above-entitled action begun and prosecuted by the plaintiffs for rescission of a certain deed of conveyance made and executed by the plaintiffs and delivered to the defendant, granting and conveying certain lands and premises set forth in the complaint. Prom this judgment the plaintiffs appeal.

The amended complaint, among other things, alleges that the plaintiffs were the owners of the land described in the complaint. That the defendant, with the intent to obtain the ownership in fee of plaintiffs’ real property as described in the complaint, represented to the plaintiffs that the said W. L. Bessolo was the owner of patents covering the manufacture and sale of thirty-eight different kinds of tools, including valuable big rotary tongs; that if the said plaintiffs would deed their real property to the defendant, the defendant would use the real property in question as a factory site for the manufacture of all of said tools, including the manufacture of said valuable big rotary tongs, and that the plaintiffs would participate in a partnership with the said defendant in such manufacture and receive equities in all of…

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