Enterprise Timber, Inc. v. Washington Title Insurance

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• case decided on “motion challenging the sufficiency of the evidence” where the Court “weigh[ed] the evidence and enter[ed] findings of fact and conclusions of law”
• \One who has notice of facts sufficient to prompt a person of average prudence to inquire is deemed to have notice of all facts which reasonable inquiry would disclose.\
• one who has notice of facts sufficient to prompt a person of average prudence to inquire is deemed to have notice of all facts which reasonable inquiry would disclose

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).