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Cablevision of Breckenridge, Inc. v. Tannhauser Condominium Association

Supreme Court of Colorado

649 P.2d 1093 (1982)

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Cablevision (plaintiff) provided cable service to Tannhauser's (defendant's) 33-unit building for over two years, then stopped billing most units at Tannhauser's request; Tannhauser then extended the service, without paying, to those unbilled units plus a new 25-unit building, until Cablevision discovered the unauthorized extension and cut off service. Cablevision sued for breach of contract and unjust enrichment; the parties stipulated facts and submitted only the question of whether an implied or actual contract existed, and the trial court found a breach and awarded damages, but the court of appeals reversed, reasoning the stipulation never established breach of an actual contract.

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Whether a plaintiff may recover under a theory of unjust enrichment when the existence of an actual contract has not been established.

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