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Ward's Equipment v. New Holland North America
962544 Ward's Equipment v. New Holland North America 10/31/1997 In this controversy arising from a written contract between a manufacturer and a dealer in farm equipment, the trial court correctly held that a …
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962544 Ward's Equipment v. New Holland North America 10/31/1997 In this controversy arising from a written contract between a man…
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- Supreme Court of Virginia
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- Oct 4, 2026
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- Oct 31, 1997
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962544 Ward's Equipment v. New Holland North America 10/31/1997 In this controversy arising from a written contract between a manufacturer and a dealer in farm equipment, the trial court correctly held that a party suing for damages may not allege facts that essentially reform the contract and thereby withstand demurrer.
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