Opinion ID: 414319
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Heading Rank: 3

Heading: The third party agreement and the breach of contract

Text: 59 The evidence supports the finding of the district court that RBLC would not have signed away its stumpage rights and agreed to operate Muddy River No. 3 as a contract logger in an unrestrained market. As discussed supra, RBLC could have obtained financing without resorting to this drastic measure. The district court also properly found that KPC wrongfully terminated its contract with RBLC in September, 1973. C. Conclusion 60 The other findings of the district court necessary to the finding of damages are also substantially supported by the evidence. The record shows that RBLC could have successfully operated the Muddy River No. 3 site as a purchase logger in an unrestrained market. We thus affirm the district court's award of $1,489,881 in treble damages.