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· 5/3/2018

Worthington v. Westnet

Citations

  • 420 P.3d 705
  • 190 Wash. 2d 1018

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that plaintiff failed to demonstrate that debt augmenting its capital structure was used to mitigate DOE’s partial breach
  • holding that utility presented sufficient evidence showing that it would have pursued cheaper interim storage options in the but-for world
  • holding that utility presented sufficient evidence showing that it would have pursued cheaper interim storage options in the but-for world
  • holding that plaintiff faded to demonstrate beyond the existence of debt to augment its capital structure that any of the funds were used to mitigate DOE’s partial breach
  • noting that the “Standard Contract did not specify a rate for the acceptance of spent fuel by DOE ... although defendant urges us to resolve this acceptance rate issue now, we do not need to do so[.]”
  • including in mitigation costs, expenses in 1988 when, on facts presented, the utility has reason to know of impending breach

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