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· 12/19/1950

Hollway v. State

Citations

  • 35 Ala. App. 681
  • 51 So. 2d 913
  • 1950 Ala. Civ. App. LEXIS 331

How courts have described this case

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  • “[I]t is unnecessary ... to consider plaintiffs breach of implied-in-fact contract claim separately and independently from plaintiffs other claims” because “[t]he very essence of plaintiffs bid protest is that its bid was not ‘fairly and honestly’ considered.”
  • bid protester failed to establish misrepresentation absent evidence of intentional misrepresentation
  • “[although in many cases the ADRA amendments obviate the need to frame a bid protest claim as a breach of implied-in-fact contract claim, the amendments do not supercede the implied contract theory of good faith and honest consideration as defendant contends”

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