Bailey v. City of Wilmington

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• holding that allegations of procedural impropriety in termination proceedings did not establish a breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, as there was no evidence of fraud, deceit, or manipulation of records to create fictitious grounds for termination
• listing requirements of res judicata as “(1) the court making the prior adjudication had jurisdiction, (2) the parties in the present action are either the same parties or in privity with the parties from the prior adjudication, (3

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