Kaspar v. Thorne

STEWART, Justice.

Lansing S. Thome sued Henry N. Ras-par, seeking: 1) declaratory judgment that Raspar was liable under a certain promissory note; 2) money damages for breach of fiduciary duty owned to Thome by Raspar; and 3) appointment of a receiver to liquidate F.F.P., Inc., the corporation in which Raspar and Thorne each own fifty percent of the capital stock. After a jury trial, the trial court granted the declaratory judgment, declaring that the promissory note was “enforceable and collectable against Henry N. Raspar,” and awarding Thome $18,000.00 in attorney’s fees. The judgment also…