Legal Opinion
Gore v. Taylor
Court of Civil Appeals of Oklahoma
Decided April 10, 1990No. 70716PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
BRIGHTMIRE, Chief Judge.
The dispositive issue presented for review in this abuse of process action filed by the counterclaimants is whether the third-party plaintiffs challenge to the sufficiency of the evidence should have been sustained and a verdict directed for the third-party plaintiff.
We answer in the affirmative and reverse the judgment appealed.
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Underlying the lawsuit — initially filed by a bank in Pottawatomie County against the guarantors of a $580,000 note, appellant Richard J. Gore, Gregory L. Mahaffey, and one George Shaw — -is the business involvement of the parties in the…
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