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· 2/17/1998

Auburn Mechanical, Inc. v. Lydig Construction, Inc.

Citations

  • 951 P.2d 311
  • 89 Wash. App. 893

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • distinguishing between monetary damages, legal in nature, and coercive orders such as injunctions or decrees of specific performance, equitable in nature
  • “Any doubt [about the nature of a claim] should be resolved in favor of a jury trial, in deference to the constitutional nature of the right.”
  • right to jury trial applies to legal, not equitable, claims
  • right to jury trial applies to legal, not equitable, claims
  • \Money damages is exactly the remedy juries traditionally determine.\
  • a coercive order is within the court's equitable power

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Judges: Ellington

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