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Veil Piercing Claim Triable By Jury; Consumer Fraud Act Applies to Failed Gas Station Sale – IL 3rd Dist.

An Illinois appeals court recently affirmed a $700K money judgment for a gas station buyer in a fraud case against the seller. The plaintiff gas station buyer in Benzakry v. Patel, 2017 IL App(3d) 160162 sued the seller when the station closed only a few months after the sale. The plaintiff alleged he relied on …

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Posted byPaulPMay 25, 2017May 26, 2017Posted inBusiness Torts, CorporateTags: business records, computer-generated, consumer fraud act, equitable claims, evidence, Illinois, jury trial, piercing the corporate veil
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