Celador International Ltd. v. Walt Disney Co.

How courts have described this case

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• discussing that the allegation 18 “[p]rior to December 1, 1998,” was insufficient to state when because that allegations could 19 “mean anytime-days, months, years-prior to that date”
• denying a motion to dismiss 15 where the plaintiffs alleged that defendants intentionally frustrated plaintiffs’ enjoyment 16 of their rights under the contract
• “Plaintiffs allege that Defendants’ actions 15 breached the contract. If not, the actions, allegedly taken in bad faith, frustrated the actual 16 benefits of the contract. The breach of the covenant of good faith and fair dealing claim, 17 therefore, is not superfluous.”

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