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· 4/10/1922

Olson v. Solberg

Citations

  • 119 Wash. 496
  • 206 P. 10
  • 1922 Wash. LEXIS 821

Syllabus

<p>Contracts (3) — Certainty—Time and^ Place. An agreement whereby the logging engine was to be returned to the sellers for their use during the following summer for the purpose of completing the logging of a certain forty acres is sufficiently definite as to the period of time covered.</p> <p>Damages (118) — Measure—Breach of Contract — Preventing Performance — Loss of Profits. Plaintiff’s damages for breach of contract .for the use of a logging engine are sufficiently shown by proof of the value of logs lost by inability to obtain any other engine to complete his logging contract within its time limit.</p>

Judges: Tolman

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