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· 1/28/1976

Bak-A-Lum Corp. of America v. Alcoa Building Products, Inc.

Citations

  • 351 A.2d 349
  • 69 N.J. 123
  • 1976 N.J. LEXIS 244

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that prejudgment interest may run on contract claims in accordance with equitable principles
  • finding that defendant’s conduct in terminating contract constituted bad faith although conduct did not violate express terms of written agreement
  • applying covenant to termination of at-will exclusive distributorship in which defendant intentionally misled and caused harm to plaintiff
  • holding distributorship agreement terminable without cause on reasonable notice
  • holding distributorship agreement terminable without cause on reasonable notice
  • finding bad faith where the defendant encouraged the plaintiff to expand its facilities and incur additional costs while knowing it would terminate contract

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