Fifth Circuit· 5/5/2003

Arguello v. Conoco, Inc.

Citations

330 F.3d 355
2003 U.S. App. LEXIS 8544
2003 WL 21000817

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holding that a claim under 42 U.S.C. § 1981 requires showing that the defendant had an intent to discriminate
holding that a Section 1981 claim requires that the plaintiff allege that the merchant “thwarted” an actual attempt to contract
holding that a Section 1981 claim requires that the plaintiff allege that the merchant “thwarted” an actual attempt to contract
noting that, in assessing sufficiency of the evidence, this court considers “the entire trial record”
concluding the claim of one of the plaintiffs must fail because she successfully completed the transaction and thus cannot establish interference with an actual contract interest
holding no actionable interference where plaintiff voluntarily set product on counter and left without trying to buy it after sales clerk made racially derogatory remarks and mistreated plaintiff’s daughter

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Judges: Smith, Barksdale, Garza

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