Conner v. City of Forest Acres

How courts have described this case

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• noting that service of the notice of intent to appeal is a jurisdictional requirement, and the failure to serve particular parties meant they were not part of the appeal
• finding service of the notice of appeal is a jurisdictional requirement
• finding a party attempting to prove breach of contract accompanied by a fraudulent act must show: (1) a breach of contract; (2) fraudulent intent relating to the breaching of the contract and not merely to its making; and (3
• finding a party attempting to prove breach of contract accompanied by a fraudulent act must show: (1) a breach of contract; (2) fraudulent intent relating to the breaching of the contract and not merely to its making; and (3) a fraudulent act accompanying the breach
• outlining the elements of a claim for breach of contract accompanied by a fraudulent act to include: “(1) a breach of contract; (2) fraudulent intent relating to the breaching of the contract and not merely to its making; and (3) a fraudulent act accompanying the breach”
• “The appropriate test on the issue of breach is as follows: If the fact finder finds a contract to terminate only for cause, he must determine whether the employer had a reasonable good faith belief that sufficient cause existed for termination.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).