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ISSN 0046-6115
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Vol. 51, Issue 1, 2016January 01, 2016 PDT

TOWARDS A BROADER UNDERSTANDING OF PRIVITY EXCEPTIONS IN CONTRACT LAW: BESTOWING LIMITED RIGHTS ON INCIDENTAL THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARIES IN CONSTRUCTION LITIGATION TO FULFILL PUBLIC POLICY OBJECTIVES

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Gonzaga Law Review
Cory H. Howard, TOWARDS A BROADER UNDERSTANDING OF PRIVITY EXCEPTIONS IN CONTRACT LAW: BESTOWING LIMITED RIGHTS ON INCIDENTAL THIRD-PARTY BENEFICIARIES IN CONSTRUCTION LITIGATION TO FULFILL PUBLIC POLICY OBJECTIVES, 51 Gonzaga Law Review 187 (2016).

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