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· 2/13/1958

Gilliland v. Mount Vernon Hotel Co.

Citations

  • 321 P.2d 558
  • 51 Wash. 2d 712
  • 1958 Wash. LEXIS 493

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  • “One is entitled to keep his affairs to himself unless, by reason of some special circumstance, the law imposes a duty to speak ... Where there is no duty to speak, silence cannot be termed ‘suppression’, and is not fraud.”

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Judges: Foster

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