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· 1/21/1993

Baker v. Leonard

Citations

  • 843 P.2d 1050
  • 120 Wash. 2d 538
  • 1993 Wash. LEXIS 21

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  • discussing the elements of a constructive trust under Washington state law, which do not include consideration
  • \[l]egislative silence regarding the construed portion of the statute in a subsequent amendment creates a presumption of acquiescence in that construction\ (emphasis added)
  • amendment to a statute without alteration of a section previously interpreted by the courts evidences legislative acquiescence in the interpretation
  • “legislative silence regarding the construed portion of the statute in a subsequent amendment creates a presumption of acquiescence in that construction” (emphasis added)
  • amendment to a statute without alteration of a section previously interpreted by the courts evidences legislative acquiescence in the interpretation
  • “Legislative silence regarding the construed portion of the statute in a subsequent amendment creates a presumption of acquiescence in that construction.”

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Judges: Dolliver

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