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2 opinions for “Boydstun v. Galey”
Clements Farms, Inc. v. Ben Fish & Sonpublic domain
BURNETT, Judge. This appeal arises from a dispute between a farmer and a seed producer. The issues are whether the district court correctly (a) ruled that the Uniform Commercial Code was applicable to this case; (b) found that the seed producer had breached an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose under the UCC; (c) determined the extent of the farmer’s damages; and (d) awarded attorney fees to the farmer. For
Clements Farms, Inc. v. Ben Fish & Sonpublic domain
814 P.2d 917 (1991) 120 Idaho 185 CLEMENTS FARMS, INC., Plaintiff-Respondent, v. BEN FISH & SON, and Paul L. Dompe, Defendants-Appellants, and Shields of Idaho, Inc.; Reed Grain & Bean Co.; and John Does I through V, Defendants. No. 19047. Supreme Court of Idaho, Caldwell March 1991 Term. June 14, 1991.