Keyes v. Bollinger

How courts have described this case

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• holding damages for construction defects and damages occasioned by such delays are within the ambit of the Consumer Protection Act
• finding that defendant in CPA case engaged in certain conduct is reviewable for substantial evidence, but question whether particular actions gave rise to violation of CPA is reviewable as a question of law
• finding that defendant in CPA case engaged in certain conduct is reviewable for substantial evidence, but question whether particular actions gave rise to violation of CPA is reviewable as a question of law
• allowing Consumer Protection Act claim although plaintiff was found to have waived breach of contract claim
• whether actions give rise to violation under the Consumer Protection Act is a question of law
• contractor's business practice of providing estimates to purchasers was a deceptive practice when it was unable to substantially comply with estimates for reasons that should have been reasonably foreseeable to contractor

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).