City of Portland v. George D. Ward & Associates, Inc.

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• stating that, although the indemnity agreement contained no “good faith” clause, the surety “was bound by its implied covenant of good faith to exercise its discretion in compromising the claim”
• stating that, although the indemnity agreement contained no \good faith\ clause, the surety \was bound by its implied covenant of good faith to exercise its discretion in compromising the claim\
• reviewing a whether sufficient evidence supported the jury's determination of good faith under a reasonableness standard
• reviewing a whether sufficient evidence supported the jury’s determination of good faith under a reasonableness standard
• bank had discretion in setting fees for writing nonsufficient funds (“NSF”) checks

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