Bondurant v. West Virginia Tax Department

West Virginia Court of Claims

Bondurant v. West Virginia Tax Department

12 Ct. Cl. 24

West Virginia Court of Claims·Decided November 1, 1977·No. No. CC-77-142·Published

Opinion

RULEY, JUDGE:

This claim in the sum of $5,585.34 was based upon a contract for personal services rendered by the claimant as a consultant [25] to the State Tax Department. At the hearing on October 14, 1977, the respondent conceded the validity of the claim and moved to withdraw the defense pleaded in its Answer based omthe doctrine of Airkem Sales and Service v. Department of Mental Health, 8 W.Va. Ct. Cl. 180 (1971). Accordingly, an award in the sum of $5,585.34 should be, and is hereby, made.

Award of $5,585.34.

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RULEY, JUDGE:

This claim in the sum of $5,585.34 was based upon a contract for personal services rendered by the claimant as a consultant [25] to the State Tax Department. At the hearing on October 14, 1977, the respondent conceded the validity of the claim and moved to withdraw the defense pleaded in its Answer based omthe doctrine of Airkem Sales and Service v. Department of Mental Health, 8 W.Va. Ct. Cl. 180 (1971). Accordingly, an award in the sum of $5,585.34 should be, and is hereby, made.

Award of $5,585.34.

Bondurant v. West Virginia Tax Department, 12 Ct. Cl. 24 (W. Va. Super. Ct. 1977).

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