Supreme Court of Kansas· 10/26/1984
Stevens v. Jayhawk Realty Co.
Citations
- 689 P.2d 786
- 236 Kan. 90
- 1984 Kan. LEXIS 390
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- treating tort of deceit as synonymous with fraud; actionable fraud or deceit requires, inter alia, reliance on the misrepresentation which induced the purchaser to act, actual deception and injury or damages as a result
- existence of principal-agent relationship creates fiduciary duty that broadens scope of defendant’s duty to plaintiff
- an award of compensatory damages constitutes a condition for the recovery of punitive damages
- an award of compensatory damages constitutes a condition for the recovery of punitive damages
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Judges: Per Curiam
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10 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Wisker Ex Rel. Wisker v. HartSupreme Court of Kansas· 1988-12-09· cited 63×
- Enlow v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.Supreme Court of Kansas· 1991-12-06· cited 52×
- Fogarty v. Campbell 66 Express, Inc.D. Kansas· 1986-07-23· cited 21×
- City of Shawnee, Kan. v. AT & T CORP.D. Kansas· 1995-12-22· cited 14×
- Stevens v. Jayhawk Realty Co.Court of Appeals of Kansas· 1984-02-23· cited 12×
- Gaines-Tabb v. Ici Explosives USA, Inc.W.D. Oklahoma· 1996-07-02· cited 6×
- Jeanes v. Bank of America, N.A.Court of Appeals of Kansas· 2008-08-29· cited 6×
- Floyd v. General Motors Corp.Court of Appeals of Kansas· 1998-01-23· cited 4×
- Woodmont Corp. v. Rockwood Center PartnershipD. Kansas· 1994-05-17· cited 4×
- Professional Service Industries, Inc. v. KimbrellD. Kansas· 1993-09-08· cited 2×
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