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PRIVITY OF CONTRACT. The relation which subsists between two contracting
parties. Hamm. on Part. 182.
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| Architects and other design professionals were previously insulated from such liability because there was no privity of contract between the parties, that is, no contract between the architect or design professional and the contractor. In this case, the plaintiff alleged no privity of contract or statutory duty on which to premise a duty of care. District Court for tile Northern District of Illinois ruled that under Illinois law unless the plaintiff is in privity of contract with an accountant, the accountant generally will not be held liable for negligence. |
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