American Nursery Products, Inc. v. Indian Wells Orchards

Supreme Court of Washington · Decided 1990-09-20

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Dore, J. (dissenting)—The majority and Justice Utter in his concurrence correctly conclude that an unconscionability analysis does not render the parties' consequential damages exclusionary clause (paragraph 9.3) unenforceable. *261 A procedural unconscionability analysis is inapplicable to this contract between parties of equal bargaining power dealing at arm's length; a su…

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