· 11/30/1972
Pearson v. Sigmund
Citations
- 503 P.2d 702
- 263 Or. 626
- 1972 Ore. LEXIS 442
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “[b]ecause of the contract provision for attorney fees to the prevailing party ... the trial court had no right to disregard the terms of the contract and was required to allow reasonable attorney fees to defendants as the prevailing parties in this case”
- “the fact that plaintiff acted in good faith and with ‘sufficient cause’ in securing the preliminary injunction is no defense.”
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