Skyward Learning Servs., Inc. v. Gray
Citations
- 153 N.E.3d 135
- 2020 Ohio 1182
Syllabus
The decision by the small claims court awarding a monetary judgment to a special needs school against appellant was reversed as being against the manifest weight of the evidence where the record indicated appellant withdrew her special needs son from attending school at the school upon the advice of the owner and operator of the school, thereby triggering the clear application of the doctrine of equitable estoppel to bar the school from recovering any unpaid fees allegedly owed to the school by appellant.
How courts have described this case
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- holding article 19 I, section 5 does not provide a private right of action
- “Washington courts have consistently rejected 17 invitations to establish a cause of action for damages based upon constitutional violations.”
- Washington courts will not recognize a cause of action based on constitutional violations without legislative guidance
- noting “Washington courts have consistently rejected invitations to establish a cause 11 of action for damages based upon constitutional violations without the aid of augmentative 12 legislation”
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Judges: S. Powell
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