Legal Opinion

Keller v. Southwood North Medical Pavilion, Inc.

Utah Supreme Court

Decided April 28, 1998No. 970090PublishedCited by 22 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

ZIMMERMAN, Justice.

Southwood North Medical Pavilion, Inc., and Dr. Robert L. Youngblood (collectively, “Youngblood”) appeal a trial court award of treble damages against them and in favor of Dr. Clyde B. Keller. Keller brought an action against Youngblood for trespass, conversion, and interference with prospective business advantage. after Youngblood removed two signs owned by Keller from a business monument. Keller also argued that Young-blood violated Utah’s forcible entry statute. The trial court found that Youngblood’s removal of the signs violated the forcible entry statute and awarded…

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