Washington State Courts - Supreme Court Calendar - May 13, 1997
May 13, 1997
| 9:00 A.M. |
Olympia |
Tuesday, May 13, 1997 |
| Case No. 1 - 63972-8 |
Counsel |
Okanogan Wilderness League, Inc.
v.
Town of Twisp and State of Washington,
Department of Ecology
|
Todd Tru
John Arum
W. Scott DeTro
Mark Jobson & Philip McDonald
|
Whether this appeal should be dismissed on the ground that the superior court lacked appellate jurisdiction, and whether a change in point of diversion of a 1912 water right was properly approved.
| Case No. 2 - 64368-7 |
Counsel |
Richard C. Gossett, et ux.
v.
Farmers Insurance Company of Washington
|
Gary Williams
Mark Cole, Mark Mills & Andrea Vingo
|
Whether an insured has an insurable interest in a house when the insured was not the owner at the time it was destroyed by fire; and if the insured has an insurable interest, whether that interest is limited to the improvements they made to the house. Whether an award of attorney's fees to an insured under Olympic Steamship is unconstitutional.
1:30 P.M.
| Case No. 3 - 64776-3 |
Counsel |
John Weden, II; John Pfarr and Jamie
Pfarr, d/b/a Zzoomers Scooters and Bikes, et al.
v.
San Juan County acting through its Board
of Directors, et al.
|
Dennis Reynolds, Jeffrey Johnson & Margaret Sundberg
Christopher Hodgkin
Rand Jack & Philip Buri
|
Whether San Juan County's ban on motorized personal watercraft violates substantive due process or conflicts with "general laws" for purposes of article XI, section 11 of the Washington Constitution.
| Case No. 4 - 65062-4 |
Counsel |
King County
v.
The Taxpayers of King County
v.
Washington State Major League Baseball
Stadium Public Facilities District
v.
John Scannell, Vince Koskela & Frank Ruano, et al.
|
Susan Slonecker, Kendall Moore & Mary Yu
John Blankenship
Kris Sundberg
Paul Lawrence & Larry Carter
John Scannell - Pro Se
|
Was the $336,000,000 bond issue to construct the Seattle Mariners' new baseball stadium legally valid?
These summaries are not formulated by the Court and are provided for the convenience of the public only.
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