Engineered Plastics, Inc. v. Woolbright
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
DUNAGAN, Chief Justice.
This is a suit for conversion. This suit was instituted by appellees, Ray M. Wool-bright and wife (plaintiffs in the trial be-loyr), against the appellant, Engineered Plastics, Inc., for the conversion of a swimming pool heater and diving board in a wilful, malicious and wanton manner. The appellees sought damages for such conversion in the sum of $679.80, exemplary damages in the sum of $3,720.20 and the sum of $500 for damages allegedly caused to the sprinkler system by the appellant’s installation thereof. The total damages sought were $4,900. Appellant answered by…
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