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· 11/28/2017

Hoover, Inc. v. Ashby Communities, LLC

Syllabus

An asphalt paving company brought suit against the developer of a subdivision, and its managing member and guarantor, for breach of contract based on the developer's failure to pay for services rendered under the contract. The developer answered, asserting multiple affirmative defenses, and counterclaimed, asserting that the company breached the contract, violated the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act, and mispresented that it would perform the work for the price specified in the contract. The trial court held that the developer breached the contract by failing to pay and awarded damages, interest, and attorney's fees to the paving company. The developer appeals. Upon a thorough review of the record, we affirm the judgment in all respects.

Judges: Judge Richard H. Dinkins

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