Hensel v. Maas’s Empirical Analysis

Citation profile

1 state decisions

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1. “"Mr. Hensel introduced himself to her, and asked her whether she wanted to sell the property; that he was looking for some property, — he had some buyers for some. She said, well, they concluded to sell, but she could not attend to the selling, and the making out of papers, and so forth. She did not understand that, and she put everything in the hands of her son, Joseph P. Maas, on Gratiot avenue, and anything we would do with him would be satisfactory, in every sense. She referred right direct to him, and told us to go there to hipi, and anything that he did would be satisfactory to her.””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage
   e.g. Hensel v. Maas