Legal Opinion

To-Ro Trade Shows v. Collins

Washington Supreme Court

Decided August 2, 2001No. 69753-1PublishedCited by 104 opinions

1Opinion of the CourtOwens, J.

— We must decide whether a producer of recreational-vehicle (RV) trade shows presented a justiciable controversy under Washington’s Uniform Declaratory Judgments Act (chapter 7.24 RCW) (the Act). To-Ro Trade Shows (To-Ro) brought a declaratory judgment action against the State after the Department of Licensing (DOL) enforced the dealer licensing statute (RCW 46.70.021) at To-Ro’s 1994 Spokane RV show. To-Ro contended that the State’s closure of that portion of its show dedicated to an *406unlicensed RV dealer violated To-Ro’s rights under the Commerce Clause and the First and Fourteenth…

2Cases cited18 opinions

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3Cited by104 opinions

  1. To-Ro Trade Shows v. CollinsWashington Supreme Court · 2001
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