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Summit Construction v. Jay Koontz and Jennie L. Kennette

Date: 08-19-2023

Case Number: S-23-0244

Judge: Bill Simpson

Court: District Court, Washaldie County, Wyoming

Plaintiff's Attorney:





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Defendant's Attorney:





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Summit Construction (Summit) filed suit for breach of contract against Jay Koontz and Jennie L. Kennette or, in the alternative, unjust enrichment against Mr. Koontz. Summit's claims were based upon nonpayment for work performed on Mr. Koontz's home pursuant to an alleged oral agreement between the parties. After a bench trial, the district court rejected both claims. Relevant here, it determined Summit's breach of contract claim failed because the parties did not have an enforceable oral contract and Summit did not sufficiently prove its damages with respect to its unjust enrichment claim. Summit appeals.

Outcome:
Judgement for the Defendants.



Affirmed.
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About This Case

What was the outcome of Summit Construction v. Jay Koontz and Jennie L. Kennette?

The outcome was: Judgement for the Defendants. Affirmed.

Which court heard Summit Construction v. Jay Koontz and Jennie L. Kennette?

This case was heard in District Court, Washaldie County, Wyoming, WY. The presiding judge was Bill Simpson.

Who were the attorneys in Summit Construction v. Jay Koontz and Jennie L. Kennette?

Plaintiff's attorney: Click Here For The Best Worland Breach of Contract Lawyer Directory. Defendant's attorney: Click Here For The Best Worland Breach of Contract Lawyer Directory.

When was Summit Construction v. Jay Koontz and Jennie L. Kennette decided?

This case was decided on August 19, 2023.