Southcoast Builders of Maryland, Inc. v. Potter Heating & Electric, Inc.
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
MOTZ, Judge.
In this action a custom home construction company and the two individuals who were its sole officers and stockholders were sued by one of its contractors. It was asserted inter alia that, in failing to pay the contractor for services rendered, the officers of the construction company committed common law fraud and violated Real Property Art. § 9-201 et seq. Because the judgment of the Circuit Court for Charles County was based on irreconcilably inconsistent findings, we must vacate it and remand the case for a new trial.(i)
From at least 1984, appellant, Southcoast Builders of…
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