Attorney Wins Land Fraud Case Against Former School Trustee, Wife

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The jury recommended in their special verdicts to Superior Court Judge William E. Burby, that Grajcer and Broughton get specific performance of their oral contract to divide the land and to purchase the easterly half of the property after it was divided, and also awarded credit for $6,000 down payment paid toward the purchase price, $14,693.46 advanced toward dividing the property and preparing a parcel map and separate breach of contract damages of $21,926.92, plus $7,000 for the Wells fraudulent conduct, according to Riedel.

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Attorney Wins Land Fraud Case Against Former School Trustee, Wife

A Riverside County Superior Court Jury has awarded the owners of a Mecca palm tree farm general damages of $28,926.92 and punitive damag...

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