Crider v. Misty Acres, Inc.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
On November 30, 2001, Robert Anthony Crider and Alecia Wren Crider sued Misty Acres, Inc., J.B. Boots Hill Real Estate Construction Co., Coldwell Banker J.B. Boots Hill Real Estate, Dennis Johnson, J.B. Hill, Bill J. Smith, Tom Miller, and Buell Deese (hereinafter collectively referred to as "the defendants"). The lawsuit arose out of the Criders' purchase of a lot in the Misty Acres subdivision and the construction of a house on the Criders' lot. The Criders alleged negligence, wantonness, breach of warranty, fraud, breach of contract, and continuous tort. The Criders demanded a jury trial,…
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