· 7/31/1995
Northwest Independent Forest Manufacturers v. Department of Labor & Industries
Citations
- 899 P.2d 6
- 78 Wash. App. 707
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- setting forth elements of breach of contract claim under Washington law
- breach of contract is actionable where contract imposed a duty, duty is breached, and breach proximately caused damage
- breach of contract is actionable where contract imposed a duty, duty is breached, and breach proximately caused damage
- “A breach of contract is actionable only if the contract imposes a duty, the duty is breached, and the breach proximately causes damage to the claimant.”
- “A breach of contract is actionable only if the contract imposes a duty, the duty is breached, and the breach proximately causes damage to the claimant.”
- “A breach of contract is actionable only if the contract imposes a duty, the duty is breached, and the breach proximately causes damage to the claimant.”
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Judges: Morgan
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