Phillips Colleges of Alabama v. Lester

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• holding that the plaintiff's complaint was sufficient to state a claim of fraudulent misrepresentation
• noting that \under modern rules of civil practice the pleadings generally need only to put the defending party on notice of the claims against him\
• noting that \under modern rules of civil practice the pleadings generally need only to put the defending party on notice of the claims against him\
• challenging party \presented no evidence to trial court from which an inference of intentional racial discrimination could be inferred\
• affirming a judgment based on a jury verdict for a student who presented sufficient evidence to create a question of fact for the jury about whether, at the time the school contracted with him, it did not intend to provide him with the training outlined in its materials
• \under modern rules of civil practice the pleadings generally need only to put the defending party on notice of the claims against him\

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