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· 3/5/1984

Bankston v. Pulaski County School District

Citations

  • 665 S.W.2d 859
  • 281 Ark. 476
  • 1984 Ark. LEXIS 1996

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that a school district was not immune from a suit for breach of implied warranty involving defects in the sewer system of a home built by students as a vocational project
  • finding that a school district was not immune from a suit for breach of implied warranty involving defects in the sewer system of a home built by students as a vocational project
  • finding that a school district was not immune from a suit for breach of implied warranty involving defects in the sewer system of a home built by students as a vocational project
  • “Damages prayed for are a factor to consider in determining whether an action is in tort or contract.”
  • “[W]e have held breach of warranty actions to be tortious in nature. . . While nonfeasance of a contract usually sounds in contract, misfeasance is ordinarily a tort action.” (internal citations omitted)

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Judges: Hickman

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