West v. Nodvin

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• explaining that “a course or pattern of conduct” can “raise the presumption of conscious indifference to consequences”
• wherein the amount of damages averred in the ex delicto claim was identical to damages under the ex contractu claim in the same complaint and undisputed by the defendant
• tax liens admissible to impeach party’s testimony that he paid all his bills
• award of principal and interest consistent with fraudulent inducement claim

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