Hunter Contracting Co. v. Sanner Contracting Co.

How courts have described this case

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• simple fraud without evidence of aggravated, wanton, reckless or malicious intentional wrongdoing insufficient for punitive damages
• simple fraud without evidence of aggravated, wanton, reckless or malicious intentional wrongdoing insufficient for punitive damages
• “Just a simple showing of actionable fraud . . . is not sufficient to submit to the jury the issue of punitive damages.”
• appellate court refused to give its opinion as to applicability of legal theory as applied to the facts of case tried before jury because appellant failed to raise theory during trial

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).