· 3/29/1954
Nyquist v. Foster
Citations
- 268 P.2d 442
- 44 Wash. 2d 465
- 1954 Wash. LEXIS 305
How courts have described this case
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- “Where the fulfillment or satisfaction of the thing represented depends upon a promised performance of a future act, or upon the occurrence of a future event, or upon particular future use, or future requirements of the representee, then the representation is not of an existing fact.”
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Judges: Finley
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