E.D. Michigan· 10/2/1974
Garner v. Tri-State Development Company
Citations
- 382 F. Supp. 377
- 1974 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 6469
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- distinguishing between alleged waivers of constitutional rights by consumers buying consumer goods and alleged waivers by sophisticated businesspersons involved in commercial property transactions
- distinguishing between alleged waivers of constitutional rights by consumers buying consumer goods and alleged waivers by sophisticated businesspersons involved in commercial property transactions
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14 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Mildfelt v. Circuit Court of Jackson County, MissouriEighth Circuit· 1987-08-26· cited 49×
- Pedro and Olga A. Barrera v. Security Building & Investment CorporationFifth Circuit· 1975-09-25· cited 47×
- Paramount Pictures Corp. v. MiskinisMichigan Supreme Court· 1984-03-19· cited 41×
- Federal National Mortgage Ass'n v. HowlettSupreme Court of Missouri· 1975-03-10· cited 31×
- Ricker v. United StatesD. Maine· 1976-06-18· cited 19×
- Kenly v. Miracle PropertiesD. Arizona· 1976-05-07· cited 12×
- Community Thrift Club, Inc. v. Dearborn Acceptance Corp.N.D. Illinois· 1980-02-20· cited 8×
- Mildfelt v. Circuit CourtEighth Circuit· 1987-08-26· cited 8×
- Lawson v. SmithN.D. California· 1975-10-17· cited 5×
- Shanker v. HelsbyS.D. New York· 1981-03-18· cited 5×
- Hernandez v. CasillasS.D. Texas· 1981-04-10· cited 3×
- Friedman v. Gerax Realty AssociatesNew York Supreme Court· 1979-02-23· cited 3×
- Leininger v. Merchants & Farmers Bank, MacOnMississippi Supreme Court· 1986-01-29· cited 2×
- Stewart v. Burlington Northern RailroadD. Minnesota· 1995-08-28· cited 2×
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