Harris Cattle Co. v. Madison Chevrolet, Inc.

STEVENS, Judge.

The issue presented in this appeal is the sufficiency of the proof of the claimed business loss of profits which were awarded arising out of a tort. The tort was admitted.

Prior to 15 December 1962, Gray Madison was the principal stockholder in each of two corporations, each corporation being a duly franchised automobile dealer. The plaintiff corporation was located in Scottsdale and the other corporation, Madison Motors, was located in downtown Phoenix. During the time that both corporations tvere active in their respective dealerships, Paradise Motors had 16 salesmen. The…