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Abstract
Plaintiff was induced to purchase stock in defendant corporation through representations as to its previous earning power made by agents of the corporation who were also joined as defendants. Plaintiff sued on a theory of rescission to recover the value of property transferred in exchange for the stock in question. Held, the agents of the corporation were properly joined as defendants. Kaufman v. Jaffee, 244 App. Div. 344,279 N. Y. S. 392 (1935).
Recommended Citation
QUASI-CONTRACTS-JOINDER OF MISREPRESENTING AGENT IN PURCHASER'S ACTION AGAINST PRINCIPAL FOR RESCISSION,
34
Mich. L. Rev.
575
(1936).
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