Larry Lott D/B/A Larry Lott Interiors v. Chaley McCain

Court of Appeals of Texas·Decided December 23, 2015·No. 12-15-00244-CV·Published

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Mr. Metcalf,

Attached you will find- 1) Defendant's Response to Request fer Admissions, 2) Defendant's Answers to First Set ofInterrogatories, and 3) Defendant's Answers to Request fer Production. Iwill have the Response to Request fer Disclosure to you tomorrow. Iapologize overiooking it since it was within the body ofyour petition rather than attached like the rest ofthe discovery requests.

Ihad called and lefl amessage with your office when you were out ofstate in trial. It has come to our attention Judge Skeen isrelated within the third degree ofaffinity to the Plaintiff Please give mc a call to discuss the best way to handle thatmatter.

Iwould like to take your client's oral deposition inthe very near future. Please let me know some dates on which Mrs. McCain and you will be available.

Thank you,

Amy D. Long

Attorney & Counselor at Law

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CHALEY MCCAIN INTHE DISTRICT COURT

VS. 241CT JUDICIAL DISTRICT LARRY S. LOTT D/B/A LARRY LOTT INTERIORS SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS

DEFENDANTS ANSWERS TO FIRST SET OF INTERROGATORIES

TO: ChaleyMcCain, by andthrough herattorney ofrecord, Vance L. Metcalf, Kent, Anderson, Bush, Frost& Metcalf P.C., 1121 ESE Loop 323, Suite 200, Tyler Texas 75701

Pursuantto the Texas Rules ofCivil Procedure, Defendant provides the following Answers to First Set of Interrogatories.

INTERROGATORY NO. 1: If you deny Request for Admission No. 1, state the factual and legal basis for said denial

ANSWER: Defendant denies Request for Admission No. 1 because the Plaintiffand Defendant neverentered intoavalidenforceable agreement Thereis no written contract between Plaintiff and Defendant There was never an offer acceptance in strict compliance with the terms ofthe offer or a "meeting of the minds'* as tomaterial provisions ofany agreement between Plaintiffand Defendant There was noagreement where both parties consented toterms and there was no consideration for any agreement, orifthere was consideration, it failed in whole orpart Three was never any executionor deliveryofany contract with the intent that it was mutual and binding upon Plaintiffand Defendant

Alternatively, and if there was some sort of agreement, which Defendant denies, then all conditions precedent have notoccurred. Plaintiffrailed to give notice of claim as required. Further any agreement orcontract alleged byPlaintiffis illegal and/or void against public policy and enforcement would beunconscionable. Anyalleged agreement between Plaintiffand Defendant was the product of duress, ormistake of feet If there was an agreement, it was discharged by accord and satisfaction and/or was modified. Ifthere was an agreement Defendant alleges Plaintiff failed to mitigate damages and railed to perform the agreement Defendant is entitled to offsets.

INTERROGATORY NO. 2: For each payment made to you by Ms. Kay Bracken during 2013 and 2014, state the date the payment was received and the amount ofthe payment DEFENDANTS ANSWERS TQ FIRST SET OF INTERROOATORIFg i ANSWER: Defendant objects to Interrogatory Number 2for the reason such information is aprotected trade secret under Texas Rule ofEvidence 507. See Affidavit of Larry Lott attached as Exhibit "A". Further, the Defendant objects to the extent the burden or expense ofthe proposed discovery outweighs it's likely benefit, taking into account the needs of the case, amount in controversy, the parties' resources, the importance of the issues at state inthe litigation, and the importance ofthe proposed discovery in resolving the issues. TRCP 192.4(b). Further the interrogatory subjects Petitioner and his client to an invasion ofpersonal, constitutional or property rights. TRCP 192.6(b). The interrogatory seeks discovery of information that isnot relevant tothe subject matter of the lawsuit and is notreasonably calculated to lead to thediscovery of admissible evidence. TRCP 192.3(a). Objection is madeto this interrogatory totheextent the discovery isobtainable from some other sourcethat is more convenient, less burdensome, or less expensive. TRCP 192.4(a).

INTERROGATORY NO. 3: Foreach payment made by you to Plaintiff Chaley McCain during 2013 and 2014, state the date the payment was made and the amount ofthe payment

ANSWER: Defendant objects to Interrogatory Number 3 because the discovery has already been provided to Plaintiffandis therefore unreasonably cumulative or duplicative and is obtainable from some other sources mat is moreconvenient, lessburdensome orlessexpensive. TRCP 192.4(a). Interrogatory Number 3 subjects Defendant to undue burden, unnecessary expense, harassment or annoyance. TRCP 192.6(b).

INTERROGATORY NO. 4: State the terms and conditions of any written or oral agreement you had with the Plaintiff Chaley McCain, related towork you performed byyou for Ms. Kay Bracken.

ANSWER: None. There was never awritten agreement or any "meeting ofthe minds" as toterms and conditions related toany oral agreement related to any work performed by Defendant for Ms. Kay Bracken.

INTERROGATORY NO. 5: State the dollar amount ofmoney you contend is owed, ifany, by you to Ms. Chaley McCain at the present time andthe method used to calculate saidamount

ANSWER: $0.00. TTiere is no method used to calculate any amount owed because there was nocontract between Plaintiffand Defendant written or otherwise.

DEFENDANT'S ANSWERS TQ FIRST SET OF INTERROGATOR IKS INTERROGATORY NO. 6: .

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