· 8/27/1990
Amtruck Factors v. International Forest Products
Citations
- 795 P.2d 742
- 59 Wash. App. 8
- 1990 Wash. App. LEXIS 340
How courts have described this case
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- observing that proximate cause is an essential element of a fraud claim under Washington law
- observing that proximate cause is an essential element of a fraud claim under Washington law
- plaintiff must prove (1) false statement, (2) made to induce business transaction, (3) upon which other party justifiably relied
- plaintiff must prove (1) false statement (2) made to induce business transaction (3) upon which other party justifiably relied
- “[I]n a legal action involving a county, the county itself is the 21 only legal entity capable of suing and being sued.”
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Judges: Pekelis
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