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· 6/12/1989

Stevedoring Services of America, Inc. v. Marvin Furniture Manufacturing, Inc.

Citations

  • 774 P.2d 44
  • 54 Wash. App. 424

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  • holding that for purposes of doctrine of commercial frustration, a contracting party's principal purpose has not been frustrated if that party fails to attempt to remedy the problem through available administrative or legal procedures

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Judges: Scholfield

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