Doc's Junkie Musick, Inc. v. Active Alarms, Inc.

Judge Walden adopted appellant’s argument that the amount of damages awarded was excessive because appellee would have had to pay fifty-five percent of the combined contract prices as expenses.

Appellee contracted to provide security alarm services for appellant. The amount of each contract for monitoring the three locations of appellant’s music stores was $4,080. The contract amount for monitoring appellant-owner’s residence was $960. Appellant concedes that each contract contains a liquidated damages clause providing after notice of nonpayment, “the entire remaining balance of the initial…