Bruno v. First Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n

Were one in a mood for philosophizing, here is a case where one might easily come up with the novel ideal of occasionally submitting it to a .given law school class. Discussions of the law of novation will certainly take place there more often than in the Supreme Court. Other than for participating in Harris v. Wildcat Corp., 97 Idaho 884, 556 P.2d 67 (1976), where Justice Shepard defined the law in this area, my previous exposure to it was at the College of Law at the University of Idaho.

PART I

The Court’s majority opinion for the main part simply is an adoption of the *1110district court’s…