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Eden v. Weight
No. 021567Supreme Court of Virginia
021567 Eden v. Weight 04/17/2003 In a case involving charges of misrepresentations by corporate directors, the trial court did not err in holding that there was no evidence that the plaintiff co-administrators…
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021567 Eden v. Weight 04/17/2003 In a case involving charges of misrepresentations by corporate directors, the trial court did no…
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021567 Eden v. Weight 04/17/2003 In a case involving charges of misrepresentations by corporate directors, the trial court did not err in holding that there was no evidence that the plaintiff co-administrators relied upon misrepresentations after a certain date and no evidence of damage suffered prior to that date. Accordingly, the judgment of the trial court setting aside the jury verdict and entering judgment in favor of the defendants is affirmed.
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021567 Eden v. Weight 04/17/2003 In a case involving charges of misrepresentations by corporate directors, the trial court did not err in holding that there was no evidence that the plaintiff co-administrators relied upon misrepresentations after a certain date and no evidence of damage suffered prior to that date. Accordingly, the judgment of the trial court setting aside the jury verdict and entering judgment in favor of the defendants is affirmed.
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