Green

Green v. Shulman

Good Law
1924 Cal. App. LEXIS 536·66 Cal. App. 284·225 P. 891
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 20, 1924Civ. No. 3926.California734 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Works, J.

It is alleged in the complaint in this action that plaintiff and defendant entered into a certain agreement, evidenced by a written bill of sale, by which defendant sold to plaintiff a certain stock of goods and store fixtures and assigned to him a lease of the storeroom in which the articles were contained; that defendant failed and refused, without reason, to deliver the lease to plaintiff, “thereby preventing plaintiff from making a sale and transfer of said property and lease, and did cause plaintiff on or about February 1st, 1921, to lose a sale to a purchaser of said property and lease, thereby causing plaintiff damage to and in the sum of $1000.00”; that on a day named defendant fraudulently made to plaintiff the false and untrue statement that he, the defendant, “could not deliver the said original lease because his landlord would not consent to a transfer thereof”; that plaintiff relied upon the untrue statement “and he was deceived thereby into paying to defendant the sum of $35.00 rent for the premises . . . for the month of February, 1921”; that defendant was not entitled to the rent, nor was it due him, “and his collection thereof from plaintiff was fraudulent, to…

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