Denny v. D. J. D., Inc.

Carley, Judge.

Appellee-plaintiff filed this suit, alleging two theories of recovery against appellant-defendant. One count of appellee’s complaint alleged that it had been fraudulently induced into entering a written contract to conduct a twelve-week “cost raising and/or going out of business sale” at appellant’s furniture store. The other count of appellee’s complaint alleged that its own furniture had been converted by appellant. The case was submitted to a jury under both the fraud and conversion theories. A general verdict in favor of appellee was returned and appellant appealed to this…