Legal Opinion
Imperial Sugar Co Inc v. Torrans
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided December 4, 1979No. 8655PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
HUTCHINSON, Justice.
Appellant, Imperial Sugar Company, Inc., sued appellee, Robert L. Torrans, a warehouseman, for damages resulting from the conversion of its stored sugar and W. L. Chandler, a food broker, for damages resulting from his breach of contract and fraud. Trial was to a jury and based upon jury findings the court entered judgment for Imperial against Torrans for the sum of $18,455.00. The court arrived at this amount by taking the jury’s findings of the values of the converted sugar as of February 3-6,1975 (the times that Imperial made demand upon Torrans for the redelivery of…
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