Sigsbee v. Swathwood
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
STATON, Judge.
Paul and Cynthia Sigsbee were the lessors of a building used by Charles and Donna Swathwood as lessees to conduct their grocery business under the name and style of Osolo Market. The Swathwoods brought this action to cancel their lease and to recover damages which they allege resulted from the wrongful competition and interference with their business. Later, the Sigsbees filed a counterclaim for rent under the lease. After a court trial, the trial court held that the Swathwoods were entitled to abandon the grocery store premises and were entitled to damages in the sum of…
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