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On the Propriety of the Public Interest Requirement in the Washington Consumer Protection Act—Wash. Rev. Code § 19.86
This Note discusses first, whether the judicially created public interest element of a private consumer protection case can be justified by the language of the Consumer Protection Act and, second, assuming some justification for the element can be found, whether the public interest test, as delineat
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