Craig Alan Dunn v. Matrix Exhibits, Inc.

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Craig Alan Dunn v. Matrix Exhibits, Inc.
No. M2003-02725-COA-R3-CV (Tenn. App. 2005)
US
State Court
Tennessee
Court of Appeals
Brian W. Holmers, C. Bennett Harrison Jr., Paul W. Ambrosius, W. Justin Adams
Clement, Jr.

Summary

The Tennessee Court of Appeals reversed a lower court’s decision denying the plaintiff the value of an interest in the defendant because the value was too speculative in this breach of contract action.
Craig Alan Dunn v. Matrix Exhibits, Inc.
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Legal and Court Case Update
October 18, 2005

The Tennessee Court of Appeals reversed a lower court’s decision denying the plaintiff the value of an interest in the defendant because the value was too speculative in this breach of contract action.