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Gerald M. Moore and Son Inc. v. Drewry
No. 951365Supreme Court of Virginia
951365 Gerald M. Moore and Son Inc. v. Drewry 03/01/1996 In the absence of privity, a person cannot be held liable for economic loss damages caused by his negligent performance of a contract and a question of …
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951365 Gerald M. Moore and Son Inc. v. Drewry 03/01/1996 In the absence of privity, a person cannot be held liable for economic l…
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951365 Gerald M. Moore and Son Inc. v. Drewry 03/01/1996 In the absence of privity, a person cannot be held liable for economic loss damages caused by his negligent performance of a contract and a question of Virginia law involving the application of the economic loss doctrine to an award of damages for negligent performance of a contract certified from the United State Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit is answered in the negative.
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