St. John v. Thompson
No. 200068 · Supreme Court of Virginia. Each entry below is the court's own record, with its date and a link. This page does not say which side is ahead or what an entry means.
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200068 St. John v. Thompson 02/25/2021 A circuit court's judgment for the plaintiffs on claims that the defendant defrauded and engaged in undue influence over an elderly victim is affirmed. In a fraud suit, a chancellor, in the exercise of discretion, may award attorney's fees to a defrauded party, considering the circumstances surrounding the fraudulent acts and the nature of the relief granted to the defrauded party, and the fraud need not be particularly egregious. Here, the record reveals a thorough and thoughtful consideration of the issue of attorney's fees by the circuit court. In addition, the failure to name a particular trust of a party was not error. The judgment is affirmed and…
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