Legal Opinion
Fuller v. German Motor Sales, Inc.
Ohio Court of Appeals
Decided July 11, 1988No. C-870583PublishedCited by 18 opinions
1Per curiam
This procedurally complex but substantively simple matter was initiated by the filing of a com plaint by John Fuller and Michael Hilferty, plaintiffs-appellants (“appellants”), against German Motor Sales, Inc., and its president, E. Forry Hargitt, defendants-appellees (collectively “Hargitt”). Appellants alleged that Hargitt was liable for conversion, negligence and interference with a contract. The complaint included a demand for a trial by jury.
The underlying cause of the lawsuit was an automobile, specifically a BMW 745i. Appellants contend that they purchased the car from a distributor in…
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