In 1964, respondents sought to purchase a business in Kingston, and were shown the appellants' property consisting of a restaurant with an apartment above it. After initial discussions with the realtor, respondents made an offer of $50,000, accompanied by $1,000 as a down payment. Thereafter, one of the respondents, Mrs. Salimone, went to the premises to inspect it. She alleges that she was shown the books of the business, and appellant...
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