EAGLE PRODUCTS, INC. v. Glasscock

John Glasscock sued Eagle Products, Inc. (hereinafter "Eagle"), alleging claims of breach of contract, misrepresentation of facts, and deceit.1 Eagle filed a motion for a summary judgment, with supporting documents; after a hearing, the trial court denied the motion. The case proceeded to trial on June 17, 2002. At the close of Glasscock's case, Eagle moved for a judgment as a matter of law ("JML"). The trial court granted Eagle's motion for a JML "as it relate[d] to fraud and den[ied] as it relate[d] to the contract." Eagle rested its case without calling any witnesses and then renewed its…