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Court of King’s Bench in Regina is shown on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024. Saskatchewan’s highest judge has given a thumbs-down to an elegance in a legal situation involving the use of an icon. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Heywood Yu.
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Saskatchewan’s highest judge has given a thumbs-down to an elegance in a legal situation involving the use of an icon. A ruling by the Court of Appeal of Saskatchewan found that a thumbs-up icon complied with personal needs and was a legally binding contract between a producer and a rice customer. The judge of the Court of King’s Bench’s choice claims that the judge did not overlook the rice contract agreement that was found in a text message sent over. The producer responded with a thumbs-up icon but no following words when the grain customer with South West Terminal sent a word of the commitment to the farmer in March 2021. Trending Then
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The producer didn’t deliver the product, and the company took him to judge for breaching the deal. The farmer was required to pay attention and court costs in addition to more than$ 82, 000.
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