166 Ga. App. 430 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1983
Appellant sued Cross Country Plaza and others, alleging a tortious conversion of certain office and video equipment. The appellant was a sub-tenant of the appellee; when the tenant defaulted, the appellee reentered possession and exercised a security interest it had in the property on the premises. Appellant and other employees and tenants were, however, permitted to remove their possessions. Appellant did remove certain items of his property, but claimed that he was denied the right to recover certain other items. Thereafter, the premises were burglarized and appellant claimed that certain items belonging to him were taken. He sued for damages, attorney fees, and punitive damages. From a verdict for the appellee Wellington Plaza, Pritchett appeals only on grounds that the trial court erred in not granting him a new trial. Held:
Pritchett contends only that he showed a prima facie case of
Judgment affirmed.