Category Archives: Hon. Joel D. Horton

A Real Estate Vendee’s Special Lien Securing the Amount Paid Toward the Purchase Price Does Not Secure Prejudgment Interest

Case: Benz v. D.L. Evans Bank, Docket No. 37814 Court: Supreme Court of Idaho Date Issued: January 25, 2012 Judge: Opinion Author:  J. Eismann Concurring in Opinion:  Burdick, Chief Justice; J. Jones, Justice; W. Jones, Justice; Horton, Justice Issue: Does … Continue reading

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The Party Challenging the Enforceability of a Liquidated Damages Provision Bears the Burden of Proving That It Bears No Reasonable Relation to Actual Damages

Case: Schroeder v. Partin, Docket No. 37228         Court: Idaho Supreme Court Date Issued:    August 4, 2011 Justices: Opinion Author:  Horton, Justice Concurring in Opinion:  Burdick, Chief Justice; Eismann, Justice; J. Jones, Justice; W. Jones, Justice Issue: When the enforceability of … Continue reading

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Evidence of Construction Defects Is Relevant in a Lien Foreclosure Proceeding

Case: Perception Construction Management, Inc. v. Bell, Docket No. 36955 Court: Idaho Supreme Court Date Issued: June 29, 2011 Judges: Opinion Author:  Horton, Justice Concurring:  Eismann, Chief Justice; Burdick, Justice; and W. Jones, Justice Specially Concurring:  J. Jones, Justice Issue: … Continue reading

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A Purchaser is Not Unjustly Enriched If It Pays a Lower Price for Property Subject to Restrictive Covenants and Then Sells The Property for a Profit to Another Purchaser Who Can Condemn the Covenants

Case: Harris Family Limited Partnership v. Brighton Investments LLC, Docket No. 36410          Court: Supreme Court of Idaho Date Issued:    March 18, 2011 Judge: Opinion Author:  Justice Joel D. Horton Concurring in Opinion:  Eismann, Chief Justice; Burdick, Justice; J. Jones, Justice; … Continue reading

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The Conveyance of Property Burdened by Restrictive Covenants, with Knowledge that Subsequent Purchasers Intend to Exercise Eminent Domain to Condemn the Covenants, Does Not Breach the Covenants

Case: Harris Family Limited Partnership v. Brighton Investments LLC, Docket No. 36410          Court: Supreme Court of Idaho Date Issued:    March 18, 2011 Judge: Opinion Author:  Justice Joel D. Horton Concurring in Opinion:  Eismann, Chief Justice; Burdick, Justice; J. Jones, Justice; … Continue reading

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A Death Caused By Natural Causes That A Hospital Negligently Failed To Treat Is Not An “Accidental Death” Within The Scope of An AD&D Policy

Case: Dumoulin v. CUNA Mutual Group, Docket No. 36828 Court: Supreme Court of Idaho Date Issued: March 16, 2011 Justices: Opinion Author:  Horton, Justice Concurring in Opinion:  Eismann, Chief Justice; Burdick, Justice, J. Jones, Justice; W. Jones, Justice Issue: Whether … Continue reading

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An Insurance Policy Entered Into By An Individual Who Has Been Adjudicated to Be Incapacitated Is Void

Case: Rogers v. Household Life Insurance Co., Docket No. 36746 Court: Supreme Court of Idaho Date Issued: March 18, 2011 Justices: Opinion Author: Horton, Justice Concurring in Opinion: Eismann, Chief Justice; Burdick, Justice; J. Jones, Justice; W. Jones, Justice Issue: … Continue reading

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