Daugherty v. Kessler

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• dealing only with the admissibility of declarations of one co-conspirator as those of another co-conspirator
• although oral agreement of lease unenforceable between parties because of non-compliance with statute of frauds, claim that third party interfered with agreement by inducing lessee to break lease sustainable
• “Courts have used the words ‘void,’ ‘voidable,’ ‘invalid’ and ‘unenforceable’ imprecisely, and when they say an oral contract is void, usually do not mean it except to a limited extent.”
• malicious interference with contractual or business relations
• tortious inducement to breach contract

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).