Denny v. D. J. D., Inc.

Carley, Judge.

Appellee-plaintiff entered into a written contract, wherein it agreed to conduct a twelve-week “cash raising and/or going out of business sale” at appellant-defendant’s furniture store. Because of the small amount of inventory in appellant’s store, appellee further agreed that it would purchase additional items for the sale. After approximately six weeks, appellee terminated the sale because of poor customer response. Upon learning of appellee’s intention to terminate the sale, appellant locked the doors of his store and refused to allow appellee to remove its furniture.

Appellee…