Court of Appeals of Washington· 5/17/1982
Harris v. Groth
Citations
- 645 P.2d 1104
- 31 Wash. App. 876
- 1982 Wash. App. LEXIS 2825
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- court must find no competent evidence and no reasonable inference to support a verdict
- court must find no competent evidence and no reasonable inference to support a verdict
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5 cases in this archive cite this case.
- State v. McCartyWashington Supreme Court· 2000-04-27· cited 115×
- Davidson v. Municipality of Metropolitan SeattleCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1986-05-05· cited 62×
- Hammel v. RifeCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1984-05-21· cited 13×
- Winkler v. GiddingsCourt of Appeals of Washington· 2008-08-19· cited 11×
- Watson v. HockettCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1986-01-07· cited 6×
Cites
11 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Levy v. North American Co. for Life & Health InsuranceWashington Supreme Court· 1978-11-09· cited 78×
- Shelby v. KeckWashington Supreme Court· 1975-10-09· cited 73×
- Keogan v. Holy Family HospitalWashington Supreme Court· 1980-12-31· cited 59×
- Helling v. CareyWashington Supreme Court· 1974-03-14· cited 55×
- Gates v. JensenWashington Supreme Court· 1979-05-31· cited 52×
- Laudermilk v. CarpenterWashington Supreme Court· 1969-08-21· cited 30×
- Huttner v. MacKayWashington Supreme Court· 1956-02-23· cited 16×
- Daly v. LynchCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1979-08-27· cited 14×
- Talley v. FournierCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1970-12-14· cited 10×
- Hurspool v. RalstonWashington Supreme Court· 1955-12-01· cited 4×
- Hoffman v. GamacheCourt of Appeals of Washington· 1970-02-10· cited 4×
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