Hayden v. Pittendrigh

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marital dissolution/divorce
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Hayden v. Pittendrigh
2012 Ariz. App. Unpub. LEXIS 526
US
State Court
Arizona
Court of Appeals
unnamed
Hall

Summary

Court dismisses wife’s claim fraud against the husband, finding that she accepted $1 million for her share in the marital business, based on a limited appraisal, and waited too long after finding out the company sold for $54 million to bring her suit.
Hayden v. Pittendrigh
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Court dismisses wife’s claim fraud against the husband, finding that she accepted $1 million for her share in the marital business, based on a limited appraisal, and waited too long after finding out the company sold for $54 million to bring her suit.

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