Sea Lion Corp. v. Air Logistics of Alaska, Inc.

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• holding corporation liable on contract despite agent's lack of authority to bind the corporation because board of directors ratified contract
• holding corporation liable on contract despite agent's lack of authority to bind the corporation because board of directors ratified contract
• stating that new arguments raised on appeal may be considered if they are “1
• cautioning litigants and attorneys that district courts have inherent equitable powers, not specifically proscribed by statute, to dismiss an action for litigation abuses
• the doctrine of quasi-estoppel \precludes a party from taking a position inconsistent with one taken previously when circumstances render the assertion of the second position unconscionable\
• the doctrine of quasi-estoppel “precludes a party from taking a position inconsistent with one taken previously when circumstances render the assertion of the second position unconscionable”

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