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· 5/26/1987

Reese v. Superb Construction Co.

Citations

  • 47 Wash. App. 1075

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  • “[Plaintiff] lacks an adequate remedy at law as any post-election remedy would not compensate it for the loss of the freedom of speech.”
  • “[Plaintiff] lacks an adequate remedy at law as any post-election remedy would not compensate it for the loss of the freedom of speech.”
  • \Federal courts must interpret a state statute as that state's courts would construe it.\
  • “Federal courts must interpret a state statute as that state’s courts would construe it.”

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