Henriksen v. Gleason

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• explaining that elements of a breach of contract claim are the existence of a promise, its breach or failure to perform a contractual duty, damage, and compliance with any conditions precedent that activate the defendant’s duty
• “Given these procedural differences, we believe it is inappropriate to give any issue preclusive effect to any small claims court judgment in a later proceeding brought in county or district court.”
• claimed prejudicial error must not only be assigned, but must also be discussed in brief of asserting party, and appellate court will not consider assignments of error which are not discussed in brief

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