Burkhardt v. City National Bank

How courts have described this case

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• affirming dismissal of the breach-of-contract claim and holding that the defendant bank exercised good faith in estimating amounts of the plaintiff mortgagors’ required monthly contributions to pay insurance and taxes
• “Michigan recognizes such a cause of action when a party to a contract makes the manner of its performance a matter of its own discretion.”
• “Where a party to a contract makes the manner of its performance a matter of its own discretion, the law does not hesitate to imply the proviso that such discretion be exercised honestly and in good faith.”
• “Where a party to a contract makes the manner of its performance a matter of its own discretion, the law does not hesitate to imply the proviso that such discretion be exercised honestly and in good faith”
• “Where a party to a contract makes the manner of its performance a matter of its own discretion, the law does not hesitate to imply the proviso that such discretion be exercised honestly and in good faith.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).