Waldner v. Stephens

How courts have described this case

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• reasoning that the plaintiffs’ reliance on the rental agreement to prove an element of their claim did not mean that the action arose under that agreement
• “Combining the ordinary meaning of ‘arise’ (‘to originate from a specified source,’ ‘to come into being’) and ‘under’ (‘in accordance with’
• implying, in dicta, that violation of a statutory duty may support a common-law negligence claim
• “Combining the ordinary meaning of ‘arise’ (‘to originate from a speci- fied source,’ ‘to come into being’) and ‘under’ (‘in accordance with’
• “Combining the ordinary meaning of ‘arise’ (‘to originate from a speci- fied source,’ ‘to come into being’) and ‘under’ (‘in accordance with’

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