South Texas Electric Cooperative v. Dresser-Rand Co.

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• stating that Texas Electric “wrote” to Dresser about the tests and that the repair work was done without “further written notice”
• stating that Texas Electric “wrote” to Dresser about the tests and that the repair work was done without “further written notice”
• “[The defendant’s] arguments [that contractual notice provisions require strict compliance] are contrary to well-established Texas law, recognizing the applicability of the doctrine of substantial compliance to contractual notice provisions.”

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