Idaho Supreme Court Lets Homeowners Sue Builder Whose Registration Had Lapsed
Contracts signed by unregistered contractors are voidable, not void, the court held unanimously, reviving an Elk River couple's breach-of-contract suit over their home.
Contracts signed by unregistered contractors are voidable, not void, the court held unanimously, reviving an Elk River couple's breach-of-contract suit over their home.
A unanimous court held that a Meridian homeowner and a tiny-home owner had to apply for a city permit before challenging the city's ban on mobile tiny homes.
On rehearing, the court held that the 6.5% rate covered WAFD's entire fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 2020, and refused to rule on other taxpayers' refund claims.
A Montana mold-remediation firm that never registered in Idaho cannot sue a homeowner over its $44,451 bill, even if she received the insurance payment and paid the company nothing, the court held.
A unanimous court held that Idaho's open-range law protects a cow's owner even on a fenced interstate and that the state owed the injured driver no duty.