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Station #2, LLC v. Lynch
No. 091410Supreme Court of Virginia
091410 Station #2, LLC v. Lynch 06/10/2010 In an action involving breach of contract, fraud, and conspiracy claims arising from the lease of the ground floor of a building for use as a restaurant and entertain…
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091410 Station #2, LLC v. Lynch 06/10/2010 In an action involving breach of contract, fraud, and conspiracy claims arising from t…
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091410 Station #2, LLC v. Lynch 06/10/2010 In an action involving breach of contract, fraud, and conspiracy claims arising from the lease of the ground floor of a building for use as a restaurant and entertainment venue, an oral agreement for access to the space between floors to arrange for soundproofing of the premises was not made unenforceable by the statute of frauds. Claims of fraudulent inducement to contract and statutory conspiracy are also discussed. The judgment is reversed and the case is remanded for trial on plaintiff's breach of contract claim.
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091410 Station #2, LLC v. Lynch 06/10/2010 In an action involving breach of contract, fraud, and conspiracy claims arising from the lease of the ground floor of a building for use as a restaurant and entertainment venue, an oral agreement for access to the space between floors to arrange for soundproofing of the premises was not made unenforceable by the statute of frauds. Claims of fraudulent inducement to contract and statutory conspiracy are also discussed. The judgment is reversed and the case is remanded for trial on plaintiff's breach of contract claim.
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