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Clark v. Scott
No. 982377Supreme Court of Virginia
982377 Clark v. Scott 09/17/1999 In an appeal from a decree providing for an accounting in the dissolution of a dental partnership, the evidence does not support the chancellor's award of damages, which was fo…
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982377 Clark v. Scott 09/17/1999 In an appeal from a decree providing for an accounting in the dissolution of a dental partnershi…
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982377 Clark v. Scott 09/17/1999 In an appeal from a decree providing for an accounting in the dissolution of a dental partnership, the evidence does not support the chancellor's award of damages, which was for an amount less than that recommended by a commissioner in chancery. The trial court's judgment will be affirmed in part, reversed in part, and final judgment is rendered.
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982377 Clark v. Scott 09/17/1999 In an appeal from a decree providing for an accounting in the dissolution of a dental partnership, the evidence does not support the chancellor's award of damages, which was for an amount less than that recommended by a commissioner in chancery. The trial court's judgment will be affirmed in part, reversed in part, and final judgment is rendered.
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