Consolidated Grain & Barge, Co. v. Hobbs

Plaintiff, Consolidated Grain & Barge, Co. (“Consolidated”), and Defendant, Mark Phillip Hobbs in his individual capacity (“Mark Hobbs”), appeal from the trial court’s judgment. Following a trial to the court, the trial court entered a judgment that found in favor of Consolidated on its claims against Mark Hobbs for (1) an im*470plied contract based on fraud or unjust enrichment, and (2) fraudulent misrepresentations, but denied Consolidated’s claim that Mark Hobbs was a partner with his father, George Phillip Hobbs (“George Hobbs”).1 In light of the cross appeals, Consolidated is treated as the…