Riley v. Sturdevant
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtAndersen, J.
Facts Of Case
Following a previous appeal to this court, an $18,000 judgment was entered by the trial court in favor of the plaintiff Riley. That judgment based on a finding of conversion, was against all of the other parties in the case who were the defendants' below. The defendant, Tele-Vue Sys- terns, Inc., is the sole appellant from that money judgment.
The plaintiff Riley was one of the owners of a cable television franchise in Auburn, Washington. He sued multiple parties defendant, including Green River Cablevision, Inc., and Tele-Vue Systems, Inc., claiming they converted his interest in…
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