C. Robert Ingram, Inc. v. The Chrysler Corporation, a Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BREITENSTEIN, Circuit Judge.
Appellee-plaintiff, The Chrysler Corporation, sued appellant-defendant, C. Robert Ingram, Inc., on an open account. Ingram asserted six counterclaims. Trial was to a jury. At the conclusion of defendant Ingram’s case, Chrysler moved for a directed verdict in the amount shown due by the open account less the sums claimed by Ingram on its first five counterclaims. As to the sixth counterclaim Chrysler urged that the evience was insufficient to sustain the claim. The motion was granted, judgment was entered for Chrysler in the sum of $40,-257.10, and the sixth…
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