Roby v. Eggers

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• holding “if one party has agreed to do something that shall be satisfactory to the other, he constitutes the latter the sole arbiter of his own satisfaction, at least so long as he acts in good faith, and his dissatisfaction is real and not feigned or a mere subterfuge[ ]”

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