Caps & Immunities
weeks, it is alleged that Laurence and Christina soon forced Pearl out of their home. Pearl requested the proceeds from her home sale. Instead of fully compensating her, it is alleged that Laurence and Christina wrote her a check for $217,000. Pearl sought relief in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County. Te Court denied her claims and found that she had agreed to an “early inheritance” plan. Pearl appeals from that decision.
720-01597 Kim M. Callwood v. Denise Cherington t/a 3 D Construction
Christopher R. Wampler (301) 881-8895 Contract Law
[Judge not listed] Circuit Court for Prince George’s County
Appellant Ms. Callwood appeals from the Circuit Court for Prince George’s County’s judgment denying her damages under her counterclaim and awarding Ms. Cherington $26,000 in damages under her complaint. Ms. Cherington filed a complaint in March 2008 seeking damages against Ms. Callwood for breach of contract. Ms. Callwood filed a counter-complaint in June 2008 for breach of the parties’ contract, violation of the Consumer Protection Act, and fraud. After a two-day non-jury trial, the Court awarded judgment to Ms. Cherington. Ms. Callwood appeals from that decision.
721-1427 Howard Vine v. Lydia Vine
Tomas Murphy James A. Mood, Jr. Peter A. Bodner (301) 424-0400 Family Law
Te Honorable Robert A. Greenberg Circuit Court for Montgomery County
Appellant Howard Vine appeals the Circuit Court for Montgomery County’s judgment which determined that the parties were validly married in 2000. Having found the parties to be married, the Court granted a divorce to Appellee Lydia Vine, and incorporated therein the parties’ separation
agreement. Appellant contends the court erred in finding the parties’ purported District of Columbia common law marriage to be valid and erred in awarding attorneys fees to the Appellee.
722-02204 Sajid A. Malik, et ux. v. Tommy’s Auto Service & Body Shop, Inc., et al.
Alan L. Fishbein Kristina G. Newcomb (410) 461-3500 Torts/Jury Instructions
Te Honorable Dwight D. Jackson Circuit Court for Prince George’s County
Tis matter is a tort action arising out of an auto accident. Te jury trial was presided over by the Honorable Dwight D. Jackson. Te jury rendered its verdict finding that Appellee Charles Payne was negligent and that Appellant Sajid Malik was contributorily negligent. Appellants object to the instructions provided to the jury and the finding of contributory negligence. Appellants now appeal the verdict.
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