H. C. Klopfenstein v. W. P. Pargeter, (Two Cases)

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• explaining that state law governs the question of attorneys' fees in diversity actions and holding that Alaska R. Civ. P. 82 authorized the district court's award of attorneys' fees to the prevailing party
• “Undisclosed, subjective intentions are immaterial in this commercial transaction, especially when contradicted by objective conduct.”
• state law governs attorneys' fees award in case removed from state to bankruptcy court
• state law fees award in case removed from state to bankruptcy court
• “[ujndiselosed, subjective intentions are immaterial in this commercial transaction”

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