Legal Opinion
Decker v. MARSHALL-DeKALB ELEC. CO-OP.
Supreme Court of Alabama
Decided April 21, 1995No. 1931522PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
George Paul Decker and Max Davidson sued the Marshall-DeKalb Electric Cooperative, alleging breach of contract and claiming damages for lost profits and mental anguish they contended were the proximate result of the alleged breach. The trial court entered a judgment on a jury verdict for Marshall-DeKalb, and this appeal followed. We affirm.
Pursuant to a "Power Contract," the Tennessee Valley Authority ("TVA") supplies Marshall-DeKalb with electricity for its customers. Decker and Davidson own mobile home parks and are customers of Marshall-DeKalb. In 1982, Marshall-DeKalb contacted its mobile…
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