· 11/15/1972
Holden v. Construction MacHinery Company
Citations
- 202 N.W.2d 348
- 67 A.L.R. 3d 324
- 1972 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 952
How courts have described this case
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- holding this is true even where no actual damages can be shown
- affirming order requiring payment of increased compensation plaintiff would have received had he not been denied promised employment
- refusing to apply “estoppel and laches upon the basis of [the defendants’] own concealments, misleading tactics and misrepresentations”
- describing appointment of a receiver to be \addressed to the court's sound legal discretion\
- involving litigation between shareholders in which the corporation “CMC is unquestionably a nominal or passive, though real, party defendant and as such it was required to 12 adopt a neutral position with regard to this litigation”
- in equity court, intentional acts of fraud include all acts, omissions, and concealments that involve a breach of either legal or equitable duties that injure another or give one an undue or unconscionable advantage
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Judges: Rawlings, Rees
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