Camofi Master LDC v. College Partnership, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that valid defense of fraudulent inducement requires “a misrepresentation of an existing material fact”
• dismissing claims for declaratory relief as duplicative of breach of contract claim
• lender \willfully abandoned [borrower] once it had locked [borrower] into the bridge financing\ and \threatened [borrower] directly and through third parties[ ] with financial harm.\
• defendant bringing counterclaims alleged that third-party defendant violated covenant of good faith and fair dealing by threatening defendant with financial harm
• find- ing partial performance under the contract undermines a finding that third-party defendant had any “preconceived and undis- closed intention” not to perform
• “To establish a bona fide defense, the defendant may not rely on conclusory allegations, but instead must show by admissible evidence ‘a genuine and substantial issue rebutting holder’s entitlement to payment.’ ”

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