Terrel v. Duke City Lumber Company, Inc.
New Mexico Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
HENDLEY, Judge.
The jury returned a verdict against defendant, Duke City, in the sum of $635,458.50, on the theory of breach of contract and economic compulsion. The trial court granted Judgment N. O. V. to Duke City in the sum of $175,607.00. Duke City had previously been granted summary judgment on certain promissory notes in the sum of $344,174.19, “ * * * subject, however, to any sums which may be awarded plaintiff. * * * ” The trial court denied Duke City any interest or attorneys’ fees “ * * * on the sum of money for which summary judgment was entered. * * * ”
Defendant appeals and…
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