Nome Commercial Co. v. National Bank of Alaska

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• emotionally laden contracts such as “to marry, to conduct a funeral, to sell a sealed casket, to conduct a cesarean birth, [or] to surgically rebuild a nose” may be the basis for emotional damages (quotation omitted)
• contractual relationship can be basis for emotional damages where contracts are “highly personal and laden with emotion such as contracts to marry, to conduct a funeral, to sell a sealed casket, to conduct a cesarean birth, [or] to surgically rebuild a nose” (quotation omitted)
• contractual relationship can be basis for emotional damages where contracts are “highly personal and laden with emotion such as contracts to marry, to conduct a funeral, to sell a sealed casket, to conduct a cesarean birth, [or] to surgically rebuild a nose” (quotation omitted)

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