Texas Supreme Court· 3/19/1986

Spoljaric v. Percival Tours, Inc.

Citations

708 S.W.2d 432
29 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 280
1986 Tex. LEXIS 949

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holding that the jury’s finding of fraudulent intent was supported by evidence of an eight month delay in producing a previously agreed upon bonus plan
holding that a plaintiff must show more than mere failure to perform subsequent to the defendant’s promise
holding that the jury’s finding of fraudulent intent was supported by evidence of an eight month delay in producing a previously agreed upon bonus plan
concluding that fraudulent inducement occurred when, two weeks before the contract was signed, evidence was presented that showed the defendant intended to break a specific portion of the contract
recognizing that intent to defraud is a fact-intensive question that depends heavily on the credibility of the witnesses and the weight to be given to their testimony
holding that summary judgment on fraud claim that company’s president created incentive program to induce two vice-presidents to stay and never intended to implement the incentive program

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Judges: McGee, Wallace, Hill, Campbell, Gonzalez

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