Work and Labor—Recovery on Quasi-Contract Where an Implied-in-Fact Contract Can Not Be Established; Fixtures—Tests—Intention of Annexor—Outmoded Cases—Mirrors; Guaranty Made After Principal Contract—Consideration—Limitations Upon Rule; Landlord and Tenant—Action for Unlawful Detainer—Estoppel; Evidence—Opinion Rule and Hearsay; Negligence—Tort and Contract Measure of Damages; Forcible Entry and Detainer—Persons Entitled—Title to Property; Contempt—Proceedings—Affording Defendant Opportunity to Exculpate Himself; Negligence—Evidence—Presumptions and Burden of Proof

Authors

H. R. V.
J. P. S.
V. H.
H. D.

Abstract

Short summaries of recent cases.

First Page

139

Recommended Citation

H. R. V., J. P. S., V. H. & H. D., Recent Cases, Work and Labor—Recovery on Quasi-Contract Where an Implied-in-Fact Contract Can Not Be Established; Fixtures—Tests—Intention of Annexor—Outmoded Cases—Mirrors; Guaranty Made After Principal Contract—Consideration—Limitations Upon Rule; Landlord and Tenant—Action for Unlawful Detainer—Estoppel; Evidence—Opinion Rule and Hearsay; Negligence—Tort and Contract Measure of Damages; Forcible Entry and Detainer—Persons Entitled—Title to Property; Contempt—Proceedings—Affording Defendant Opportunity to Exculpate Himself; Negligence—Evidence—Presumptions and Burden of Proof, 22 Wash. L. Rev. & St. B.J. 139 (1947).
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