Maryhill Museum of Fine Arts v. Emil's Concrete Construction Co.

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• following Eastlake's adoption of Sec. 348 for determining breach of contract damages in construction cases
• following Eastlake’s adoption of § 348 for determining breach of contract damages in construction cases
• damages were unliquidated where finder of fact used discretion to determine that damages for breaching a contract to reconstruct a unique building would be the original cost of the contract
• museum's claim for damages resulting from water leaks was unliquidated where the museum was unique and thus lacked a market value and the measure of damages was consequently left to the trial court's discretion
• claim was unliquidated where a museum, which was damaged by water leaks, was unique and thus without a market vahw so that the measure of damages was left to the fact finder's.discretion

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