Clay v. El Dorado Hotel Co.

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• judgment rendered after court trial in plaintiff’s favor on ‘‘mutually exclusive’’ claims for breach of lease and quantum meruit was not reversible error ‘‘because the plaintiff produced sufficient evidence to support the judgment under either count’’
• judgment rendered after court trial in plaintiffs favor on “mutually exclusive” claims for breach of lease and quantum meruit was not reversible error “because the plaintiff produced sufficient evidence to support the judgment under either count”
• breach of lease and quantum meruit counts are mutually exclusive

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