Roome

Roome v. Real Estate Investment Co.

Good Law
131 Cal. App. 496·1933 Cal. App. LEXIS 716·21 P.2d 599
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 28, 1933Docket No. 7719.California1,138 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Craig, J.

Certain real estate having been purchased under contract from the Security First National Bank of Los Angeles, a corporation, herein for convenience termed the Bank, as trustee, through the Real Estate Investment Company, a corporation, and its representatives, alleged statements as to contemplated local improvements failed of fulfillment. The buyers instituted an action for damages claimed to have been sustained because of a failure of asserted increase in values of the properties affected, which was decided in favor of the plaintiffs, and the defendants appealed.

The principal ground assigned for reversal consists of a controversy as to the basis of computation in arriving at the amount of damage. The complaint alleged and it was testified that the sales company and its agents represented that one hundred now houses were immediately to be constructed upon the same tracts under existing contracts, that a school would be built for the ensuing semester, and that motion picture industries were purchasing and would be erecting studios in the near future upon properties in the immediate vicinity. It is not contended that any of these improvements were consummated, nor that any…

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