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Gary Archer v. Clark Hall
Date: 04-24-1998
Case Number: 2961405
Judge: Robert M. Parker
Court: Etowah Circuit Court, No. CV-93-109, Alabama
Plaintiff's Attorney: Roy O. McCord, Gadsden, Alabama
Defendant's Attorney: Clark Hall, Gadsden, Alabama - pro se
Description:
Clark Hall filed a complaint alleging breach of contract and conversion. After oral proceedings, the district court entered judgement in favor of Archer. Hall appealed to Circuit Court and proceeded with a trial. Hall and Archer entered into a contract for the sale of a house. The contract provides that $1,000 will be earnest money and will be liquidated damages if purchaser defaults. Hall paid Archer $5,000 and then defaulted after 120 days.
Outcome:
Trial court ordered Archer repay Hall $4,000 plus interest. Archer appealed. The court of appeals affirmed judgment.
Plaintiff's Experts:
Unknown
Defendant's Experts:
Unknown
Comments:
Affirmed by the Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama. See 721 So.2d 194 (Ala.Civ.App. 1998). The date shown above is the date of the appellate court decision and not the trial court. Reported by SF
About This Case
What was the outcome of Gary Archer v. Clark Hall?
The outcome was: Trial court ordered Archer repay Hall $4,000 plus interest. Archer appealed. The court of appeals affirmed judgment.
Which court heard Gary Archer v. Clark Hall?
This case was heard in Etowah Circuit Court, No. CV-93-109, Alabama, AL. The presiding judge was Robert M. Parker.
Who were the attorneys in Gary Archer v. Clark Hall?
Plaintiff's attorney: Roy O. McCord, Gadsden, Alabama. Defendant's attorney: Clark Hall, Gadsden, Alabama - pro se.
When was Gary Archer v. Clark Hall decided?
This case was decided on April 24, 1998.