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Helton v. Phillip A. Glick Plumbing

No. 081240Supreme Court of Virginia

081240 Helton v. Phillip A. Glick Plumbing 02/27/2009 In a suit to collect amounts due to a plumbing company under invoices for work performed for a homeowner, the circuit court erred in failing to find an acc…

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081240 Helton v. Phillip A. Glick Plumbing 02/27/2009 In a suit to collect amounts due to a plumbing company under invoices for w…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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Oct 4, 2026
Last entry
Feb 27, 2009
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081240 Helton v. Phillip A. Glick Plumbing 02/27/2009 In a suit to collect amounts due to a plumbing company under invoices for work performed for a homeowner, the circuit court erred in failing to find an accord and satisfaction by use of an instrument within the intendment of Code § 8.3A-311, where the customer delivered a check marked "Payment in Full" which was deposited by the company after that notation was crossed out and a remaining amount due was written on the face of the check. The judgment of the circuit court is reversed and final judgment is entered in favor of the homeowner.

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