· 4/23/1964
Robbins v. Hunts Food & Industries, Inc.
Citations
- 391 P.2d 713
- 64 Wash. 2d 289
- 1964 Wash. LEXIS 333
How courts have described this case
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- assignment of contract right in stock purchase agreement; held: withholding of consent unreasonable where used as a lever to force favorable contract modifications
- assignment of contract right in stock purchase agreement; held: withholding of consent unreasonable where used as a lever to force favorable contract modifications
- the seller “having withheld its consent, the basic inquiry then is whether its action, under the circumstances, was unreasonable”
- whether a party’s refusal of consent is unreasonable is a question of fact “to be measured by the action which would be taken by a reasonable man in like circumstances”
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Judges: Hamilton
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