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· 12/9/2021

Swanson v. Larson

Citations

  • 967 N.W.2d 778
  • 2021 ND 0216

Syllabus

Generally, when a contract is silent as to its duration, it is terminable at will by either party. Conduct establishing a breach of contract does not subject the defendant to a negligence action, unless the defendant's conduct also establishes a breach of an independent duty that does not arise from the contract.

Judges: Crothers, Daniel John

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