Jon Wiley Cronic v. Jeffrey H. Duvall
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
McFadden, Presiding Judge.
*763 These cross-appeals arise from a dispute between two sets of parties that each claim to have been the victims of the fraudulent or deceitful actions of Kerrie Bundy. Jon Wiley Cronic, who is the president of K & J Co., Inc., alleges that Bundy convinced him to enter into a business venture, incorporate K & J in connection with that venture, and provide her the use of a luxury vehicle-an Audi-that Bundy then purportedly sold, without authorization, to Duvall Ford Company. Jeffrey H. Duvall, who is the president of Duvall Ford, alleges that Bundy, on behalf of K & J,…
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