Dick Weatherston's Associated Mechanical Services, Inc. v. Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance

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• indicating that credibility determinations are primarily for the jury and the trial court
• indicating that credibility determinations are primarily for the jury and the trial court
• Minnesota statute has as its purpose the public health and welfare, as well as protection of public against incompetence and fraud
• “Justice and sound public policy do not always require the literal and arbitrary enforcement of a licensing statute.”
• where the plaintiff's preliminary calculating and design work was found to require an expertise CT Page 4104 in engineering and fell under the state's definition of a professional engineer.

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