Gould v. Transamerican Associates

How courts have described this case

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• evaluating prejudice to the opposing party only as part of estoppel analysis, not waiver inquiry
• evaluating prejudice to the opposing party only as part of estoppel analysis, not waiver inquiry
• “the words, actions, and conduct of Gould amply justified and warranted an inference by the appellee that the appellants had relinquished their right”
• “Waiver is closely inter-related and intertwined with estoppel: ... waiver rests upon the intention of the party, while estoppel rests upon a detrimental change of position induced by the acts or conduct of the party estopped.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).