JS Dillon & Sons Stores Company v. Carrington

One Elwood Carrington, hereinafter referred to as the plaintiff, made claim for damages in the sum of ten thousand dollars against J. S. Dillon & Sons Stores Company, Inc., a foreign corporation doing business under the trade name of King Soopers Markets and hereinafter referred to as the defendant.

In the complaint the plaintiff alleged that on January 19, 1964 he was a customer in defendant’s store and that as he was leaving the store he was “forcibly and violently seized and assaulted and laid hold .of by two private detectives of the defendant” and was “falsely and maliciously accused” of…