Marian G. Hoke v. NeYada, Inc.
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- appeal
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Outcome
The Idaho Supreme Court reversed the district court's summary judgment dismissal and remanded the case, finding that NeYada's part performance (possession, payment, and improvements) was sufficient to enforce the lease and option despite statute of frauds issues. The court vacated the attorney's fees award.
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