In Davis v. Baugh Industrial Contractors the Washington supreme court held that the traditional common law rule regarding negligence by a contractor could be changed only if a majority of state supreme courts agreed to change the rule.

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In Davis v. Baugh Industrial Contractors, the Washington supreme court did not hold that a majority of state supreme courts had to agree to change the traditional common law rule regarding negligence by a contractor. The court instead held that the rule could be changed if the court found that it was necessary "to further the public policy underlying the rule."

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