Weyerhaeuser Co. v. Lynch
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBryson, J.
Plaintiff Weyerhaeuser Company, the inter-pleader, paid to the court a sum of money, approximately $12,000. Both Lynch and Back & Sterling, Inc., claim they are entitled to the money. Back & Sterling appeals from the trial court’s judgment that Lynch is entitled to .the fund.
There appears to be no dispute on the material facts, but the parties differ as to the rights of the parties on the facts. Weyerhaeuser Company and Communications for Business, Inc. (hereinafter C.B.I.) entered into a contract on April 12, 1971, under which C.B.I. would furnish certain marketing sales forecasts and…
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