This complaint involves a legal case filed by 1812 Enterprises, LLC against Great Investments, LLC, and Eric Crutchfield. The plaintiff, 1812 Enterprises, LLC, entered into an agreement to purchase real property from the defendants for over $2 million. The complaint alleges that the defendants failed to disclose deficiencies in the property, did not complete agreed-upon work in a timely or satisfactory manner, and misrepresented their ability to perform the necessary construction work.
The plaintiff asserts claims for relief including violation of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practice Act, misrepresentation, material omission, fraud, real estate fraud, breach of contract, rescission of contract, declaratory relief, and attorney's fees. The complaint details numerous deficiencies in the property, such as building code violations, improper construction of a concrete block wall, and issues with a fireplace, leading to damages and the need for extensive repairs.
The plaintiff seeks various forms of relief, including monetary damages, restitution of payments made to the defendants, rescission of the purchase agreement, and a declaratory judgment. The complaint outlines the legal basis for each claim and requests that the defendants be held accountable for their actions and provide compensation for the damages incurred by the plaintiff.
Eric Crutchfield - Crutchfield Customs - 6838 Chevy Chase, Dallas TX 75225
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