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Abstract
On an exchange of property the defendant's agent, to induce the trade, fraudulently overvalued the defendant's property, and fraudulently undervalued certain taxes and assessments for which the plaintiff would be liable. Held, such statements by a vendor amounted to mere sales talk and opinion, and would be no basis for an action for fraud. Deshatreaux v. Batson (Miss. 1930) 131 So. 346.
Recommended Citation
TORTS--FRAUDULENT MISREPRESENTATIONS-EXPRESSION OF OPINION,
29
Mich. L. Rev.
1099
(1931).
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