Frazier v. Petecraft Aviation Services, Inc

Banke, Judge.

Petecraft Aviation Services, Inc., appellee, brought an action on account against appellant Gene Frazier for charges incurred over a period of approximately 18 months for repair and servicing of his Cessna airplane, which he had purchased from Petecraft. Frazier initially denied owing Petecraft any money at all. He also raised the defenses of estoppel and fraud, alleging that the aircraft was not fit for the purpose for which it was sold and that Petecraft knowingly represented at the time of the sale that the plane had been flown 18 hours, when in fact it had been flown more…