Henderson v. For-Shor Co.
Court of Appeals of Utah
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JACKSON, Judge:
In a memorandum decision entered December 17, 1984, the First District Court ruled that appellant For-Shor Company (“For-Shor”) wrongfully repossessed cement forms from respondents that had been purchased by Mitchell Henderson (“Mitchell”) and sold to his grandmother, Eileen Buttars (“Buttars”). Judgment was entered in favor of Buttars for $7,500 in fair rental value of the forms ($2,500 for each of the three years between the date of the conversion and the judgment) and $5,725.35 for the fair market value of the forms. Respondent Laurena Henderson was awarded a judgment…
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