City of Rock Falls v. Chicago Title & Trust Co.

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• noting the elements of a tortious interference with prospective economic advantage include “the existence of a valid business relationship (not necessarily evidenced by an enforceable contract)” (emphasis added)
• applying the continuous violation doctrine to an ongoing series of discrete tortious actions
• counterclaim that city, through mayor’s acts, deliberately, willfully, and maliciously pursued a course of conduct that prevented owner from obtaining business advantages he should have derived from ownership of premises stated cause of action for tor-tious interference
• tortious interference with the owner’s utilization of property
• tortious interference with the owner's utilization of property

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).