Coran Auto Sales v. Harris

Andree Layton Roaf, Judge.

Coran Auto Sales (“Coran”) appeals the circuit court’s award of a judgment for $4,660 in a bench trial. Appellee, Peter Scott Harris, successfully sued Coran for fraud in municipal court, alleging that Coran sold him a vehicle with an incompatible replacement engine, and had told him the engines were the same. On de novo appeal, the circuit court awarded judgment to Harris, but did so on the basis of revocation of acceptance. On appeal, Coran argues that the circuit court erred because revocation of acceptance was neither pled nor proven, and by awarding Harris the…