Sprague v. Sumitomo Forestry Co., Ltd.

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• finding party seeking damages must show notice of intent to resell
• we will sustain the trial court’s judgment on any theory supported by the record and the law
• a judgment of the trial court will not be reversed when it can be sustained on any legal theory, although different from that indicated in the decision of the trial judge
• Where notice of intent to resell is part of the plaintiff's prima facie claim to recover resale price differential after a breach of contract, lack of notice need not be affirmatively denied.
• Where notice of intent to resell is part of the plaintiff’s prima facie claim to recover resale price differential after a breach of contract, lack of notice need not be affirmatively denied.
• “It is a general rule of appellate practice that the judgment of the trial court will not be reversed when it can be sustained on any theory, although different from that indicated in the decision of the trial judge.”

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