Varano v. Hicks
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Michael Hicks appealed a district court's order awarding Anthony Varano damages of $616.33 in a dispute following a snowmobiling trip the two took together. Varano allowed Hicks to borrow his snowmobile. The parties disputed the events that took place on the trip, but the vehicle got damaged, and Varano sued Hicks for damages. Hicks challenged the district court's determination that there was sufficient evidence entered at trial to prove the existence of a contract between the parties. The Supreme Court concluded that there was sufficient evidence and affirmed the district court.
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