BRANDON J. HARRISON, Judge.
Quenton Singleton and Dwight Williams made an oral agreement in 2001. Williams would buy cars at auctions, keep their titles, and give the cars to Singleton, who would then sell them at Singleton's used-car lot. After Singleton sold the cars, he would return Williams's auction purchase price "plus the profit or minus the loss." This arrangement rolled along until 2007, when the wheels fell off. It was then that Williams discovered that...
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