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· 1/9/1941

In re Vancouver Book & Stationery Co.

Citations

  • 46 F. Supp. 799
  • 1941 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 2207

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that it is a well-settled rule that, if a contract is susceptible of two constructions, the one that is “rational and probable” must be preferred
  • noting that it is a well-settled rule that, if a contract is susceptible of two constructions, the one that is “rational and probable” must be preferred
  • noting that it is a well-settled rule that, if a contract is susceptible of two constructions, the one that is “rational and probable” must be preferred
  • noting that it is a well-settled rule that, if a contract is susceptible of two constructions, the one that is “rational and probable” must be preferred
  • rejecting interpretation requiring commission payment even if the other party played no role in securing a sale
  • rejecting interpretation requiring commission payment even if the other party played no role in securing a sale

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Judges: Bowen

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