· 3/4/1999
Allied Vista, Inc. v. Holt
Citations
- 987 S.W.2d 138
- 1999 WL 13245
How courts have described this case
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- holding that there was no evidence of a misstatement of existing fact that would allow recovery for negligent misrepresentation
- holding that promise to supply A whatever equipment @ was needed to start a plant with no definite promise of specific items of equipment would not support promissory estoppel claim
- holding defendant’s representations that it would provide plaintiff the equipment needed to start a plant and pay plaintiff a salary while starting the plant did not support negligent misrepresentation claim because they were not misrepresentations of existing fact
- stating that misstatement of existing fact is required for negligent-misrepresentation liability
- holding defendant’s representations that it would provide plaintiff the equipment needed to start a plant and pay plaintiff a salary while starting the plant did not support negligent misrepresentation claim because they were not misrepresentations of existing fact
- rejecting negligent misrepresentation claim where defendant terminated plaintiff but promised to provide plaintiff all necessary equipment to start a new plant and continue paying plaintiff his salary for the year that it would take him to start the plant
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Judges: Amidei, Draughn, Hill
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